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Israeli Health Ministry Orders Boiling Water in Shitula Due to Contamination
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Health Ministry instructs Shitula residents to boil water for consumption and hygiene after contamination concerns, while allowing its use for bathing and sanitation.
- 01Health Ministry orders boiling water in Shitula after abnormal water test results.
- 02Residents must boil water before drinking, cooking, medication preparation, and teeth brushing.
- 03Water can still be used for bathing and sanitation.
- 04The directive remains until further notice.
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