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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Eilat-Ashkelon Pipeline Company for $37 Million
A class action lawsuit seeking 140 million shekels has been filed against the Eilat-Ashkelon Pipeline Company (EAPC) in Beersheba, Israel. Two taxi drivers allege that EAPC's operations have caused severe odor pollution and air quality issues for five years, impacting an estimated 70,000 people.
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What happened
- 01A 140 million shekel class action lawsuit was filed against EAPC in Beersheba.
- 02Plaintiffs allege severe odor pollution and air quality degradation over five years.
- 03An estimated 70,000 people were affected by the alleged pollution.
- 04Documentation includes 142 official complaints and a mayor's letter.
- 05EAPC denies all accusations and calls the claims baseless.
The company denies the claims, calling them baseless, and promises a detailed response to the court.
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