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Mysterious foam caused diseases in surfers
The foam of unknown origin appeared on the ocean beaches of South Australia, after which more than 100 surfers fell ill, the octopuses and a variety of sea skates began to die, ” said The Guardian. Symptoms of the disease in a person are itching in the eyes, visual impairment, coughing and difficulty breathing, the newspaper was told by the newspaper. The Australian authorities closed several beaches to visit.
The foam could arise due to the flowering of micro-cone, which provoked prolonged heat and standing water, suggested by the Australian authorities. Now the beaches of Waytping and Parsons are closed to visitors 80 km south of Adelaide.
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A few days ago, surfed lovers in this area began to complain about their health. “The whole sea was covered with very dense, thick, yellow foam, and on the beach, near the edge, a lot of green, mucosa, and a vile rubbish,” said Australian surfer Anthony Rowland.
Cerfer published photographs of dead marine animals thrown to the beach in social networks. According to him, this is "the visible evidence that something strange is in the water." The photo shows how the foam bubbles on the stones and forms the snapping colored lines on the sand. “Some foam bubbles have a rainbow effect,” Rowland said.
After the surfer went into the water last weekend, he began a respiratory reaction. “I was very hoarse. Sensations are similar to inhalation of a potent cleaning agent when you tear off the kitchen sink or do something like that, ”the man described his condition.
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In response to the post of Rowland, other people appeared, as a result of the injured, more than 100 people turned out to be, writes The Guardian.
Representatives of the Environmental Environment Department of South Australia said that fish died and the authorities were forced to close the beaches of the Newland-Hed environmental park in the interests of security. Local officials said that red spots were seen in the sand and foam.
The water temperature is now 2.5 0 with higher than usual, and too weak the wind and too slight excitement at sea contribute to the deterioration of conditions, doctors told reporters.
South Australia is now experiencing a drought, in recent weeks very hot weather has been established here, writes The Guardian.
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