Khaberni - Four Palestinian women were martyred, and at least seven others were injured on Wednesday evening, due to rocket shrapnel falling on the town of Beit Awa, southwest of Hebron.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams "dealt with three fatalities" of citizens due to rocket shrapnel falling on Beit Awa, and they were transported to the hospital.
The Society also noted that its teams and the emergency teams of Dura Municipality dealt with 7 injuries, one of which was a serious head injury, and they were transported to the hospital.
The Palestinian News Agency reported that three martyrs and 7 injuries arrived at Dura Government Hospital from the town of Beit Awa.
Local sources reported that rocket shrapnel fell on a women's salon, causing injuries to several citizens, some of whom were described as critical.
The Palestinian Civil Defense reported that rocket shrapnel fell on a women's salon in a "caravan" made of metal, next to a house in the town of Beit Awa, resulting in several citizens present inside sustaining serious injuries.
The sources identified the martyrs as Mais Ghazi Masalmeh, Amal Subhi Masalmeh, Hadeel Masalmeh, and Sahra Masalmeh.
The same sources mentioned that rocket shrapnel fell in several locations in the Hebron governorate.
