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High bacteria levels have forced beaches in these states to close ahead of July 4
- Public health officials have issued advisories for unsafe swimming conditions due to excessive bacteria levels from Michigan to New York, ahead of the Fourth of July.
- Nearly 20 beaches in Massachusetts are closed to the public due to illness risks from swimming, according to the Patriot Ledger.
- Swimming has been prohibited at several beaches in New York due to excessive bacteria levels.
- In Michigan, several beaches are under contamination advisories as swimming conditions are considered unsafe.
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The Top 5 Regions With The Most Shark Attacks In The USA (1:39) Americans traveling to the beach for the Fourth of July holiday should take note if they are in the following six U.S. states.The Fourth of July might be the biggest beach day of the entire year. Millions of Americans and tourists will head to the beach on Friday and throughout the Fourth of July weekend. But for Americans heading to the beach in six certain U.S. states, an official…
‘High Bacteria’ Warnings Issued for Beaches Across US Ahead of Fourth of July
Authorities in areas in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, and Washington state have shut down some beaches ahead of the July 4 weekend due to high levels of bacteria. Officials in San Diego, California, have shut down at least a half-dozen beaches because bacteria levels may exceed health standards and advised swimmers to avoid water contact in the closure areas. A notice published by health authorities in San Diego County on July 1…
Water contamination advisories impact San Diego beaches ahead of Fourth of July weekend
San Diego County beaches are experiencing on-again, off-again water contamination advisories just days before the busy Fourth of July holiday weekend.Beach water quality across the county has made enjoying the ocean more difficult lately, forcing visitors to check for advisories before entering the water."We often come with our grandson, and certainly when we come with him, we check because he would be running into the water if we were here, and…
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