San Diego County health officials have just released their updated water contact closure and advisory lists for various local beaches. This is in response to bacterial levels at these popular spots, which may pose a threat to public health according to the Times of San Diego. These notices were put into effect yesterday after bacterial levels were found to exceed health standards.
Areas including the Imperial Beach shoreline and the Tijuana Slough shoreline have been completely closed due to critically high bacteria levels. Others, such as La Jolla Cove Beachline and Mission Bay North Cove, have advisories cautioning against getting into the water per the County of San Diego, Department of Environmental Health and Quality.
Further details on water pollution in San Diego County can be found via the Times of San Diego, serving as a useful source for both residents and tourists to inform themselves and safeguard their health while enjoying the county's beautiful coastline.
