A missile hit an Egyptian resort town approximately 220 km (135 miles) from the Gaza Strip early on Friday, Egypt’s Al Qahera News reported, citing sources.
The missile struck a medical facility in Taba, injuring at least six people, Al Qahera TV reported.
Taba straddles Egypt’s border with Israel’s Red Sea port of Eilat.
Israel’s military said it was aware of a security incident outside its borders, Reuters reported.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility after Friday morning’s blast.
Al Qahera reported the missile strike on Friday hit a Taba ambulance facility and a residential building for the administration of the Taba Hospital.
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