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Officials seek to calm public after algicides dumped at sea to reopen desalination plants

From Times of Israel · () English

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News Official statement Outcome reported
  • Officials temporarily banned fishing after algicides were dumped at sea to combat algae that had disrupted desalination plants.
  • The Energy Ministry said water supplies had returned to normal and described the fishing ban as a precaution.

Officials are trying to reassure the public after algicides were dumped into the sea in an effort to remove rogue algae that had crippled desalination plants.

Fishing was temporarily banned as a precaution, while the Energy Ministry said water supplies had returned to normal. The operation had initially not been announced.

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