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YnetHealth

Carmiel Residents Ordered to Boil Drinking Water After Contamination Found

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Hebrew · 16 newsrooms covering

The Israeli Ministry of Health has mandated that residents of Carmiel boil their drinking water due to abnormal test results, while assuring the water is safe for bathing.

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  • Carmiel residents must boil drinking water.
  • Ministry of Health issued the boiling order.
  • Unusual water test results prompted the directive.
  • Water is safe for bathing and sanitation.
Carmiel Residents Ordered to Boil Drinking Water After Contamination Found
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The Israeli Ministry of Health issued an order on Tuesday requiring all residents of Carmiel to boil their drinking water. This directive comes after unusual results were detected in water quality tests conducted in the city.

The ministry specified that water must be boiled before consumption, cooking, preparing medication, or brushing teeth. Residents were also informed that the water remains safe for bathing and sanitation purposes.

The exact nature of the contamination was not immediately disclosed, but the ministry's action indicates a potential health risk associated with the untreated water supply.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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