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Kikar HaShabbatHealth

Karmiel Residents Advised to Boil Water for Another Day

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 16 newsrooms covering

The Karmiel Municipality has extended its advisory for residents to boil all tap water before use through Wednesday due to ongoing water quality tests. The directive covers drinking, cooking, and hygiene purposes.

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  • Karmiel residents must continue boiling water until further notice.
  • The advisory extends through Wednesday.
  • Water quality tests are ongoing.
  • The Health Ministry issued an initial announcement.
  • Boiling is required for drinking, cooking, and hygiene.
Karmiel Residents Advised to Boil Water for Another Day
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The Karmiel Municipality announced on Tuesday evening that the directive to boil drinking water before use will remain in effect through Wednesday. This follows ongoing testing of the city's water supply, initiated after a Health Ministry announcement earlier in the day. Residents are instructed to continue boiling water for drinking, cooking, preparing food, making medicine, and brushing their teeth until further notice.

The municipality emphasized the importance of adhering to the boiling requirement until a new update is issued, indicating that water quality tests are still in progress.

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