Reservoir: Swimming Ban Due to Blue Algae on Rommwiss Beach
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The other beaches of the Obersauer reservoir are not affected. Drinking water is also safe.
Swimming is prohibited with immediate effect at the beach of Rommwiss, at Lake Haute-Sûre. Toxic cyanobacteria have been detected there and toxin concentrations exceed the action threshold.
A proliferation of cyanobacteria, more commonly referred to as "blue algae", has been observed at Rommwiss beach at Lake Haute-Sûre. Three weeks after the first alerts at Lake Haute-Sûre, new analyses have shown the presence of toxic cyanobacteria. "Measuring concentrations of toxins exceed the threshold of action," explains the administration of ...
A spread of toxic cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, has once again been detected on Rommwiss beach on the Uewersauer reservoir.
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