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Toxic Bacteria Reported in Fenway's Muddy River

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, AUG 10 – Boston health officials warn that contact with cyanobacteria in Fenway's Muddy River can cause skin irritation and illness in humans and pets, urging caution during summer months.

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The area between Brookline Avenue and Avenue Louis Pasteur has a cyanobacteria algae bloom, which has toxins that can harm people and pets.

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Toxic bacteria reported in Fenway's Muddy River

The area between Brookline Avenue and Avenue Louis Pasteur has a cyanobacteria algae bloom, which has toxins that can harm people and pets.

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Harmful algae bloom reported in Fenway's Muddy River

Cyanobacteria was found in the area of the river between Brookline Avenue and Avenue Louis Pasteur, according to the Boston Public Health Commission..

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NBC Boston broke the news in Boston, United States on Sunday, August 10, 2025.
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