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Tests conducted by Lebanon’s Ministry of Agriculture on 20 random samples of olive oil from southern areas—including towns near bombing sites—found no bacterial contamination, heavy metals or radioactive substances. Hussein al-Saqqa, head of the ministry’s Nabatieh office, attributed the reassuring results to the fact that the bombing did not directly hit all the orchards, and to repeated rainfall that helped wash the trees. He stressed that the findings apply only to the samples tested and cannot be generalized to the entire harvest, nor do they negate the losses suffered by orchards and crops that were targeted.
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