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Ein Gedi Nature Reserve Reopens Popular David Stream Trail After Flood Damage
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By חדשות כיפה
First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
The lower section of the David Stream trail in Ein Gedi Nature Reserve reopens Sunday after over a year of closure due to flood damage. Swimming at the David Waterfall remains prohibited due to safety concerns.
- 01David Stream trail reopens Sunday after flood damage.
- 02Reopening follows over a year of closure and 7 million shekel repairs.
- 03Swimming at David Waterfall remains banned due to falling rock risk.
- 04Flood damage altered the stream's landscape and filled pools with sediment.
- 05Restoration included clearing debris and rebuilding damaged infrastructure.
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