Israel Health Ministry Lifts Swimming Ban at Three Sea of Galilee Beaches
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
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- Swimming ban lifted at three Sea of Galilee beaches.
- Water quality tests confirmed safety for swimmers.
- Restrictions were previously in place due to unsafe water.
- Public reminded to swim only at designated beaches.
- Jet ski numbers to be limited on the Sea of Galilee.
The Israeli Ministry of Health has lifted a swimming ban at three beaches on the Sea of Galilee: Tsinabar, Zemah, and Ser. The National Environmental and Health Protection System announced the decision after water quality tests confirmed the water is safe for swimmers. Previously, swimming at these locations was restricted due to water samples not meeting established standards. The ministry reminded the public that swimming is only permitted at designated beaches with lifeguards and regular water quality monitoring. The announcement comes as the ministry also plans to limit the number of jet skis on the Sea of Galilee for safety reasons.
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