One person was killed and two others seriously wounded during the Iranian missile barrage toward central Israel, Magen David Adom confirmed on Monday afternoon.
Cluster munitions were reportedly used, and at least six sites were hit, according to Israeli media.
The person killed was found at the same site and declared dead at the scene after resuscitation efforts. He and one of the wounded are Chinese foreign workers, according to Israeli media outlet N12.
One of the wounded was evacuated from a construction site in serious and unstable condition to Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer, MDA said.
"Immediately after the sirens, we received reports at MDA about several scenes in central Israel and were dispatched to search them all," MDA paramedic Liz Goral said. "One of the scenes in central Israel was at a construction site. It was a difficult scene. The two casualties were lying unconscious and suffering from severe shrapnel injuries to their bodies."
"After performing resuscitation efforts, we had to pronounce the death of a man, approximately 40-years-old, and we evacuated the second casualty in serious condition by Mobile Intensive Care Unit to the hospital."
The second seriously wounded individual is also being evacuated with shrapnel wounds to Sheba Medical Center from a separate site in central Israel.
Israel Electric Corporation also noted that electricty infrastructure had been damaged at several locations across northern and central Israel following the recent missile barrage and drone intrusions.
Power outages have been reported in multiple locals as result.
Teams from the corporation are working to identify the damage and restore power.
Iran fires cluster missile in Sunday barrage, wounds eight
Last night, MDA said that a woman in her 40s sustained a head injury on her way to a shelter after being hit with flying rocks as result of an Iranian missile fragment strike.
MDA provided first-aid treatment on site and evacuated the woman for further treatment, and reported her condition as stable.
People throughout Israel rushed to protected spaces several times throughout the night on Sunday night following several volleys of missiles from Iran.
At least seven people were wounded, with one in serious condition, on Sunday afternoon after fragments of Iranian ballistic missiles showered down over the Gush Dan portion of central Israel, according to the Israel Police and rescue services.
Despite ongoing progress by Jerusalem and Washington in reducing overall missile fire by Iran, sirens sounded across Israel repeatedly throughout Sunday, once again sending millions into bomb shelters and safe rooms following missile attack after missile attack from the Islamic Republic as Operation Roaring Lion entered its second week.
While this was the fourth major hit on the home front, along with prior major hits in Tel Aviv, Beit Shemesh, and Beersheba, it was the first major hit in several days, even as the total number of missiles fired per day has dropped from around 100 to around 10.
Yonah Jeremy Bob contributed to this report.