(Haipo) – The Haifa Municipality announced that the bathing ban imposed on Bat Galim Beach has been lifted, after the results of seawater sampling conducted yesterday at the beach were found to be normal. The lifting of the ban was in accordance with the Ministry of Health guidelines, and now all beaches in the city are open for bathing.
Positive sampling results led to the lifting of the ban
The Ministry of Health announced the lifting of the ban on bathing at Bat Galim Beach, following seawater sampling conducted at the beach yesterday. The results of the sampling were found to be normal, and in accordance with the ministry's guidelines, bathing at the beach is permitted starting today. This is positive news for the city's residents and visitors to its beaches, after a period in which bathing at Bat Galim Beach was prohibited.
All Haifa beaches are open to the public.
With the lifting of the bathing ban at Bat Galim Beach, all beaches in Haifa are now open for bathing. The Haifa Municipality invites the public to return to bathing at the city's beaches, while adhering to the accepted safety and bathing guidelines. The Municipality continues to monitor the quality of the sea water at the city's beaches, in cooperation with the Ministry of Health, in order to ensure the safety of bathers and the quality of the bathing water.
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Everything in the sea bluff is still polluted. The question is to what extent and who sets the bar. A populist statement by the municipality. They should send the grass clippings to the landfill and not bury them under the sand, which will later stink.
Hi Noga and thank you for the update. The first to know and verify the news and the first to update the people of Haifa is the excellent journalist, Director of the Haifa and Surrounding Area News Corporation, Ms. Noga Carmi.
How difficult is it to get a tractor to clear the algae?
What was discovered at Bat Galim Beach?
What exactly caused the closure of Bat Galim Beach? ???
And they still haven't announced the causes of the contamination and how they are addressing the problem so that something like this doesn't happen again. I wonder what the municipality is hiding.