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Israeli Health Ministry Lifts Swimming Warning at Nahariya's Galil North and South Beaches
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Israeli Ministry of Health lifted the swimming ban at Nahariya's Galil North and South beaches after water tests confirmed safe conditions. The ministry continues regular monitoring and urges public adherence to safety guidelines.
- 01Health Ministry lifts swimming warning at Nahariya's Galil North and South beaches after water quality improves.
- 02Routine tests showed pollution levels dropped, meeting safety standards for bathing.
- 03Decision was coordinated with the Food Service and based on scientific data.
- 04Ministry continues regular monitoring of sea water quality across Israel.
- 05Public reminded to swim only at designated beaches and heed safety warnings.
- 06Recent warnings at other beaches were due to storm runoff and have been lifted as conditions improved.
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