Swimming Advisory Lifted for Kfar Yam Beach in Hadera
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has lifted a swimming advisory for Kfar Yam beach in Hadera after water quality tests came back clear. Swimming is now permitted at the beach, but only at designated areas.
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- Swimming advisory lifted for Kfar Yam beach in Hadera.
- Water quality tests confirmed safe for swimming.
- Ministry of Health announced the update.
- Swimming is permitted only at designated beaches.
The Ministry of Health announced on Tuesday that the swimming advisory for Kfar Yam beach in Olga Hill, Hadera, has been removed. This decision follows the receipt of satisfactory test results for the seawater in the area.
The advisory had been in place due to concerns about water quality. With the updated test results confirming the water is safe, swimming is now permitted at the beach. However, the Ministry reiterated that swimming is only allowed at designated and officially recognized beaches.
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