Israel's Sorek A Desalination Plant Restores Full Water Supply
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Israel's Sorek A desalination plant has resumed operations, restoring the country's water supply to full normalcy for both households and agriculture after an unusual natural event. Officials confirmed reservoir replenishment and continuous supply, praising the efforts of water sector workers.
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- Sorek A desalination plant is back online, restoring full water supply.
- Water supply to homes and agriculture is confirmed to be normal.
- Reservoirs are being refilled due to increased water production.
- Enhanced pumping from wells and the Sea of Galilee ensures continuity.
- The water sector is deemed resilient despite a rare natural event.
Israel's water economy has returned to full routine operations following the reactivation of the Sorek A desalination plant, the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and the Water Authority announced on Thursday. The announcement came after a situation assessment led by Minister Eli Cohen, attended by water sector leaders.
During the meeting, officials confirmed that water supply to households and agriculture continues as normal. They also stated that increased production of desalinated water is replenishing reservoirs. Enhanced pumping from wells and the Sea of Galilee further ensures a continuous water supply.
The Water Authority's call center is reportedly prepared to handle any localized malfunctions. Minister Cohen praised the dedication of employees from the Ministry of Energy, Water Authority, and Mekorot for ensuring a stable water supply despite an unusual natural phenomenon not seen in the region for 30 years, highlighting the resilience of Israel's water sector.
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