Public advised to stay out of water after Blue-Green Algae confirmed at Kinnego Bay
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SHETLAND Islands Council has confirmed that blue-green algae has been found in Spiggie Loch. Signs will be erected next to the loch warning that contact with algal scum should be avoided and for animals not to drink or enter the water. Adjoining landowners have been advised of...
The Fermanagh public is being urged to avoid the water at a number of local beauty spots, after potentially toxic blue green algae has been confirmed at four different local locations.
Farmers and waste water is blamed for the rise in the toxic blue-green algae which has infested much of the shores of Lough Neagh and Lough Erne in recent weeks, according to the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DEARA).
Public Urged To Remain Vigilant To Blue-Green Algae