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HaaretzSecurity

Health Ministry Advises Haifa Residents to Stay Indoors After Benzene Spike Near Oil Refineries

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Hebrew · 19 newsrooms covering

Israel's Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environmental Protection ordered two Haifa schools closed today due to high benzene levels near the Bazan oil refinery. Residents within one kilometer were advised to stay indoors with windows closed and air conditioning on. The spike followed maintenance and war damage repairs at the refinery.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Two Haifa schools closed today due to high benzene levels near the Bazan oil refinery.
  • Residents within 1 km of the refinery advised to stay indoors with windows closed.
  • The benzene spike followed maintenance and war damage repairs at the facility.
  • The advisory specifically targets children and pregnant women.
Health Ministry Advises Haifa Residents to Stay Indoors After Benzene Spike Near Oil Refineries
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Israel's Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Environmental Protection have ordered the closure of two schools in Haifa today, Sunday, due to abnormally high benzene levels detected near the Bazan oil refinery complex in the Kiryat Ata area. The elevated concentration was discovered following routine maintenance work and repairs to war-related damage at the facility.

Residents within a one-kilometer radius of the refineries have been advised to close windows and use air conditioning. The recommendation specifically targets children and pregnant women, urging them to avoid outdoor activities.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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