Hezbollah drone falls in northern Israeli city, no injuries

A drone launched by Lebanese militant group Hezbollah fell in the Israeli coastal city of Nahariya on Sunday, causing a fire but no injuries, Israel’s military and local media reported.
Air raid sirens had sent the city’s roughly 75,000 residents running for shelter, after a day of continuous rocket fire from Lebanon at northern Israel. Israel’s military said throughout the day it had responded by striking Hezbollah targets.
Nahariya is about seven kilometers (4.4 miles) from the Lebanese border.
Israel’s military said in a statement that it tried unsuccessfully to intercept the drone.
There was no immediate claim of launching the drone by Hezbollah.
Amateur footage of a drone falling from the sky and landing in an area surrounded by trees was published by leading news website Ynet and Channel 12 TV. The Mediterranean sea was visible in the background.