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Are the beaches really closed because of E. coli in Kurortny or the intrigues of the newsmen?

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We stumbled upon the news of July 8, 2016 about the presence of E. coli in the sea off the coast of Kurortny in particular. http://strana.ua/news/21750-kishechnaya-palochka-vzyala-v-osadu-plyazhi-odessy-zakryto-py at-mest-kupaci.html We have a question: is your beach functioning at the moment or closed until special SES orders? Is the pool water heated? “Beaches in Gribovka, Zatoka, Sergeevka, Kurortny and Bolshaya Balabanovka in the Odessa region were banned. This was announced by the head of the department for the organization of sanitary and hygienic research of SES Elena Varetskaya "

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Prosecutore

asked 8 years ago

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http://112.ua/obshchestvo/sanepidemstanciya-zapretila-kupatsya-na-neskolkih-kurortah-v -odesskoy-oblasti-iz-za-kishechnoy-palochki-323540.html

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lazy_person

answered 8 years ago

relatives returned from Anna-Maria only yesterday. All vacationers swim in the sea. Well, the fact that the sea does not shine with purity is not news. But the cause of intestinal diseases is not only the sea. And rotavirus, which is transmitted by airborne droplets. Plus pools. Now there were no force majeure in Anna Maria during her stay, but last year in August there were. The hotel is family-run, there are many children, a swimming pool, someone brought something and everything - the children went "to change" infections. So the problem is not only in the dirty sea. Although there are also problems with it, in Belgorod, Dniester region, just a week ago, again, a powerful release from old collectors went into the sea. The water is warm - all breeds at once

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musja7

answered 8 years ago

In Zatoka, everyone gets sick, not only those who live in hotels with swimming pools. Even those who live in isolation generally get sick.

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Pachok

answered 8 years ago

I went to Zatoka for several years in a row, with friends and all with children. I got sick no more often than at home or in Turkey.

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kolyan_cat

answered 8 years ago

Pachok · Accepted Answer · 2016-07-09T21:09

And if the SEC allows it, will it make the water cleaner? You don't have to swim in this dump. No need to go to Zatoka for the purpose of a beach holiday. I don’t know a single (!) person who didn’t get sick there.

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Pachok

answered 8 years ago