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Health Ministry Warns Against Swimming at Shikmim Beach on Sea of Galilee

Updated 51 minutes agoOngoing story · 9 updates
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The story · English

Israel's Ministry of Health has issued a warning against swimming at the Shikmim beach on the Sea of Galilee due to abnormal microbiological water quality indicators. The ministry did not specify the exact microorganisms found or the extent to which permissible levels were exceeded. Officials reminded the public to only swim at officially approved and equipped beaches. The warning will remain in effect until satisfactory results are obtained from subsequent tests.

Read the original at NEWSru Israel
Full coverage · 6 outlets
Mixed coverageFirst: Ynet · 1h ago

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