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Major Desalination Plant Resumes Operations Amidst Water Shortage
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By Ilana Curiel
First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Sorek A desalination plant has restarted operations after being shut down over the weekend, contributing to a national water crisis. While Sorek A is partially back online, other plants in Ashdod and Ashkelon remain offline.
- 01Sorek A desalination plant resumes operations after weekend shutdown.
- 02Ashdod and Ashkelon plants remain offline due to water crisis.
- 03Sorek A, B, and Palmachim plants operating at partial capacity.
- 04Hadera plant continues normal operations.
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