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Israel's Desalination Plants Partially Resume Operations After Three-Day Halt
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Israel's desalination crisis, triggered by a cyberattack, is easing as two of the five major plants have partially restarted operations after a three-day shutdown. The attack impacted about 15% of the country's water supply, but officials assure no immediate risk to drinking water quality.
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- Two of Israel's five desalination plants partially restarted after a three-day cyberattack.
- The cyberattack disrupted about 15% of the country's water supply.
- The "national emergency" status was declared on Tuesday.
- Full functionality of the plants is not expected for several more days.
- Investigations into the cyberattack are ongoing.
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