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Health Ministry Lifts Ban on Unboiled Tap Water in Carmiel

Updated 4 hours ago
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The story · English

Israel's Ministry of Health announced on Tuesday the lifting of a ban on consuming tap water without boiling it in the northern city of Carmiel. The restriction had been in place for the entire city.

Recent water quality tests conducted at various control points throughout Carmiel have returned normal results, prompting the ministry's decision. The ban was initially implemented due to concerns over water quality, but the latest sampling indicates that the water is now safe for consumption without prior boiling.

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