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Magen David Adom teams provided first aid to 15 victims, one is described as in moderate condition and the rest as mild; Rescue forces are searching additional sites in the cityThere are more casualties in Israel on the third day of Operation Roaring Lion. At least 15 people were wounded Monday afternoon when an Iranian missile struck Be'er Sheba. Magen David Adom emergency teams provided initial treatment to a man about 35 who was moderately wounded and to 14 others with light injuries. Two more people suffered from anxiety. The injured were evacuated to Soroka Medical Center in the city. Rescue forces are searching additional sites in Beersheba. Several buildings sustained heavy damage.liveBallistic missile parts fall in Be'er Sheva (Photo: Use under Section 27A of the Copyright Law)liveMissile intercepted over Be'er Sheva (Video Ilana Curiel) MAKE ynetGlobal MY TRUSTED SOURCE A resident of a building damaged by the strike said: "We were in a shelter in the building. At the first alarm there was nothing, we didn't hear any noise. At the second alarm we already felt the pulse of life, and just then someone came out of the shelter and the door closed in their face. When we came out we saw that the entire building was smashed and that we had no way in."Carolina, who was visiting her mother, who lives in the city, said: "I was on the phone with her when the alarm went off. She was injured and taken away in an ambulance, they told me she was fine. I came to her to help with her dog, I'm waiting for someone to refer him to the vet."3 View gallery Damaged building in Be'er Sheva(Photo: Ilana Curiel)3 View gallery Rescue workers and police at the building hit in Be'er Sheva(Photo: Israel Police spokesperson)3 View gallery Carolina was visiting her mother, who lives in the building and whose dog was injured(Photo: Ilana Curiel)