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Full coverage· Health· Updated

Israel Lifts Most Beach Bathing Warnings After Sewage Concerns

Israel's Health Ministry lifted bathing warnings for most Mediterranean beaches after sewage concerns arose from recent rains. Warnings persist for Charles Clore Beach in Tel Aviv, all Herzliya beaches, and Mei Ami Beach in Ashdod.

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Israel Lifts Most Beach Bathing Warnings After Sewage Concerns
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What happened

  1. 01Bathing warnings lifted from most Israeli Mediterranean beaches.
  2. 02Charles Clore Beach in Tel Aviv remains under a warning.
  3. 03All Herzliya beaches are still subject to the bathing warning.
  4. 04Mei Ami Beach in Ashdod also remains under advisory.
  5. 05Warnings were initially issued Saturday due to heavy rains and sewage concerns.

The ministry issued the initial warning on Saturday due to potential sewage contamination.

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