At least 12 people were injured on Tuesday evening in two cities near Tel Aviv following Iranian missile strikes, according to Israel’s emergency services.

In a statement, the rescue service said teams in Bnei Brak treated and evacuated nine injured individuals to hospitals, including a 23-year-old man wounded by shrapnel.

It added that crews also assisted three people injured in an explosion in the nearby city of Givat Shmuel.

Following the twelfth missile alert of the day, an AFP journalist reported damage in Bnei Brak, including the collapse of a parking structure roof onto a vehicle beneath a building.

Emergency service images showed damage to residential buildings, including a large hole in a third-floor facade and a collapsed roof, though it was unclear whether all the damage occurred in Bnei Brak or Givat Shmuel.