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UAE oil spill: Authorities confirm drinking water remains safe amid precautionary measures

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Gulf News
“UAE oil spill: Authorities confirm drinking water remains safe amid precautionary measures”

Abu Dhabi: Drinking water supplies across the UAE remain safe despite the oil spill in the country's territorial waters , Etihad Water and Electricity has confirmed, outlining the precautionary measures in place to protect water quality. The utility said it had stepped up monitoring across water production systems, with checks covering three key areas: Seawater quality: Monitoring water at intake points to detect any changes. Water testing: Testing supplies during production and distribution.…

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The Jerusalem Post
“UAE says oil leak from tanker has been stopped, pollution eases”

The oil slick is concentrated off the northern emirate of Umm Al Quwain and extends partly towards coastal areas in the neighboring northern emirates of Ras Al Khaimah, Ajman, and Sharjah.

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