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Israeli Health Ministry Warns of Eye Infection Risk from Parasite in Sea of Galilee

The Israeli Health Ministry warned of a parasite in the Sea of Galilee that can cause eye infections and vision damage, following two recent cases. Swimming remains allowed, but people should watch for eye symptoms and seek medical care if needed.

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Israeli Health Ministry Warns of Eye Infection Risk from Parasite in Sea of Galilee
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  1. 01Health Ministry warns of Microsporidium parasite in Sea of Galilee causing eye infections.
  2. 02Two cases of corneal damage linked to parasite diagnosed after swimming in late June and early July.
  3. 03Swimming and drinking lake water remain safe with no new restrictions issued.
  4. 04Symptoms may appear 1-3 weeks after exposure, including redness, pain, or foreign body sensation in eyes.
  5. 05Anyone with symptoms after swimming should promptly consult an eye specialist.
  6. 06Public advised to monitor eye health but continue swimming in the Sea of Galilee.
Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim, the latest report. Read Srugim’s original

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