In the wake of a sewage spill, health warnings remain in effect along some areas of the Los Angeles County coast. High levels of bacteria have exceeded health standards at several locations, prompting authorities to issue cautionary measures.
The swim area at Escondido State Beach near Escondido Creek is one such location where warnings are still in effect. Additionally, the entire swim area at Malibu Lagoon at Surfrider Beach is closed off due to high bacteria levels. At Santa Monica Canyon Creek near Will Rogers State Beach, 100 yards up and down from the creek, warnings remain in place. Similarly, the entire swim area at Santa Monica Pier 100 yards up and down from the pier has been closed off due to high bacteria levels.
At Pico-Kenter storm drain at Santa Monica Beach, 100 yards up and down from the storm drain, as well as Mothers Beach in Marina Del Rey, people are advised to avoid swimming due to high bacteria levels. Redondo Beach Pier is also closed off for swimming due to high bacteria levels, while Inner Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro has been deemed unsafe for swimming by authorities.
While warning signs have been lifted at Ballona Creek at Dockweiler State Beach and Venice Beach, it is important that people exercise caution and follow health guidelines while recovering from the sewage spill. The water may be contaminated with harmful bacteria that can cause illnesses if ingested or touched accidentally.
In conclusion, health warnings remain in effect at several locations along the Los Angeles County coast following a sewage spill due to high levels of bacteria exceeding health standards. It is crucial for people to exercise caution and follow health guidelines while recovering from this incident to prevent any harm or illnesses caused by contaminated water.
