By Hamraz Bayan
Some residents of Tehran said they were driving out of the city to spend a few days in smaller towns and villages, fearing that the capital could be struck again by Israel.
A 42-year-old woman who was shaken awake by the predawn blasts said she was looking for a ride to join her husband and son who were already in a small town for a long weekend getaway. She said internet restrictions imposed by the government were making it hard to get news about the situation, adding to her anxiety.
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