Wayne County rivers now safe for recreational activities after floods
Wayne County's rivers are now safe for recreational activities to resume following a Friday health advisory.
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Wayne County's rivers are now safe for recreational activities to resume following a Friday health advisory.
The cleanup continues this weekend after multiple rounds of severe storms left behind extensive damage across Southeast Michigan.
A public safety alert was issued Friday, warning citizens to avoid any contact will all Wayne County rivers and streams until further notice.
Health officials said the water could have contaminants, pathogens and chemicals that could lead to health risks for anyone who comes in contact with the water.
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