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Algae Bloom Halts Israel's Desalination Plants; Gaza Sewage Suspected
Most of Israel's desalination plants have halted operations due to a widespread cyanobacteria bloom, with Gaza's sewage suspected as a contributing factor.
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What happened
- 01Algae bloom forces shutdown of most Israeli desalination plants.
- 02Gaza sewage discharge is a suspected cause of the bloom.
- 03Water supply remains stable, but experts express concern.
- 04Sinai desalination plants also affected, suggesting a regional issue.
- 05Chemical dispersant used near Ashkelon, followed by fishing ban.
While authorities assure water stability, experts warn of a more serious situation, and a fishing ban was imposed near Ashkelon after a chemical dispersant was used.
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