Israel's Ramat Hasharon Urges Water Conservation Amid Desalination Plant Outages
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ramat Hasharon and its water corporation are asking residents to conserve water due to the shutdown of desalination plants. The city has stopped watering public spaces, and agricultural irrigation has been halted.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Ramat Hasharon urges residents to reduce water use.
- Desalination plants have been shut down.
- City has stopped watering public areas.
- Agricultural irrigation water supply halted.
The city of Ramat Hasharon and its water corporation, "Sharunim," have issued a public appeal for residents to reduce their water consumption as much as possible. This measure comes in response to the shutdown of desalination plants, which are crucial for supplying fresh water.
According to a statement from the Ramat Hasharon municipality, the city itself has ceased watering public areas. Additionally, the Sharunim corporation has stopped supplying water for agricultural irrigation. These actions are intended to mitigate the impact of the desalination plant failures and conserve available water resources.
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