The Columbia Shuswap Regional District has placed a swimming advisory on two Blind Bay beaches due to an increase in levels of E.coli bacteria.
Pebble Beach and Sandy Beach had unacceptable levels of E.coli bacterial counts in recent water samples. Interior Health warns of the risk of swimming at these beach areas, citing potential stomach or intestinal illnesses.
Wildlife and weather are contributing factors, with follow-up water samples being taken to monitor the situation. Residents are advised to check the CSRD website for updates.
Swimming Advisory Issued at Blind Bay Beaches due to E.coli Surge
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