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Ministry of HealthHealth

Health Ministry Orders Boiling of Water in Kfar Chabad

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The Israeli Ministry of Health has instructed residents of Kfar Chabad to boil their water before drinking or cooking, citing a contamination concern. The directive is in effect until further notice. The water is still considered safe for bathing and sanitation. The ministry has not provided details on the cause or duration of the advisory.

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  • The Ministry of Health mandated boiling water in Kfar Chabad due to contamination.
  • The directive is effective immediately and remains in place until further notice.
  • Boiled water is required for drinking and cooking.
  • The water is safe for bathing and sanitation.
  • The ministry has not yet specified the cause or duration of the advisory.
Health Ministry Orders Boiling of Water in Kfar Chabad
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The Ministry of Health has issued a directive requiring residents of Kfar Chabad to boil water before consumption due to a potential contamination issue. The order is effective immediately and remains in place until further notice. While the water is deemed safe for bathing and sanitation purposes, its use for drinking, cooking, or preparing food requires boiling first. The ministry has not yet specified the exact cause of the contamination or when the advisory is expected to be lifted.

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