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Arlington closes city pools, splash pads after rare but deadly amoeba found – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

All city pools and splash pads in Arlington, Texas are being shut down after a deadly amoeba was detected during a water test that was part of a voluntary.

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Arlington pools, splash pads closed pending amoeba test results

A test of one splash pad tested positive for the possible presence of a brain-eating amoeba. There have been no reported infections so far.

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Arlington pools, splash pads closed after possible detection of brain-eating amoeba What to know

Arlington pools, splash pads closed after possible detection of brain-eating amoeba What to know
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All Arlington splash pads, pools closed after possible detection of deadly amoeba

The rare Naegleria fowleri amoeba was also connected to the death of 3-year-old Bakari Williams, who was infected at an Arlington splash pad in 2021.

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Arlington closes public splash pads, pools after possible brain-eating amoeba detected

The City of Arlington closed all of its public splash pads and pools after a water sample collected from the California Lane Park splash pad detected the possible presence of a rare brain-eating amoeba.

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