Miami-Dade County beachgoers in certain areas are being advised to avoid swimming in the water due to elevated levels of bacteria detected by health officials. The Florida Department of Health has issued a warning for people to stay away from the water at Oleta State Park in North Miami Beach, Surfside, and Collins Park in Miami Beach. This advisory will remain in effect until the water is deemed safe for public use.
It’s important for residents and visitors to heed these warnings and be cautious while visiting these specific areas. The Florida Department of Health will continue to monitor the water quality and provide updates once the water tests clear of any harmful bacteria. Stay informed and stay safe while enjoying the beaches in Miami-Dade County.
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