Yedioth: All desalination plants in "Israel" return to partial operation

Yedioth Ahronoth reported that all desalination plants in Israel have returned to operation for the first time since malfunctions began last August, but most are still operating at partial capacity not exceeding 40%, due to the spread of algae from the Nile Delta.

Yedioth Ahronoth reported that all desalination plants in Israel have returned to operation, for the first time since the malfunctions that affected them began last August. However, most plants are still operating at partial capacity not exceeding about 40%, according to the newspaper. The malfunctions are due to the spread of algae from the Nile Delta region, which disrupted the operation of desalination plants and reduced their water production capacity. The return of plants to partial operation comes at a time when the repercussions of the malfunctions are still ongoing, amid efforts to restore their operational capabilities to normal levels.