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UPDATED: Apr 6, 2026 10:21 IST
An India Today ground report by Pranay Upadhyaya from Haifa, Israel, provides an exclusive look inside the city's underground multi-agency command centre as it manages dual attacks from Hezbollah and Iran. Located deep beneath the municipal corporation building, this coordination hub serves as the nerve centre for Haifa's emergency response.
The facility features a detailed digital map and a massive wall of hundreds of CCTV cameras monitoring critical infrastructure, including the strategic Haifa port, oil refineries, hospitals, and the Mediterranean coastline. The report highlights that the Haifa oil refinery remains operational despite being targeted twice in 37 days.
According to the city administration, approximately 100 houses have been damaged during the conflict, though most have already been repaired. The command centre also monitors incoming projectiles and coordinates with the IDF Homefront Command and emergency services to minimise damage in the city, which holds significant economic importance and has historic and investment links with India.
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