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Health Ministry Warns Against Swimming at Tel Aviv’s Northern Cliff Beach
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 12, 2026
What happened
Israel’s Health Ministry has warned against swimming at Hatzuk North Beach in Tel Aviv after abnormal seawater test results. The ministry is monitoring the area and says bathing is allowed only at declared beaches.
- 01Swimming is banned at Hatzuk North Beach in Tel Aviv.
- 02Abnormal microbial results were found in seawater tests.
- 03The Health Ministry is continuing to monitor the situation.
- 04Swimming is allowed only at officially declared beaches.
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