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Health Ministry Lifts Water Boiling Advisory for Karmiel

By אור הדר
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

The Israeli Ministry of Health announced on Tuesday the cancellation of the advisory requiring residents of Karmiel to boil their drinking water. The decision comes after recent water sampling results confirmed that the water supply is safe for consumption and all other uses.

The advisory had been in place for several days following a contamination scare. The ministry stated that the latest tests showed the water quality meets all required standards, allowing for the immediate lifting of the precautionary measure.

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