Mure Hit Sewage Treatment Plant: E.-Coli-Alarm in Tyrol

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After a mure discharge to the sewage treatment plant in Sölden at the end of July, the situation in the Ötztaler Ache is still tense. As the state of Tyrol reports, further microbiological investigations have been carried out. The results are sobering. The shipping bans have been extended. The exceptional situation at the Ötztaler Ache in Tyrol is still enormous. After the failure of the sewage treatment plant in the municipality of Sölden after…

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At the end of July this year, more severe storms hit the Ötztal and especially Sölden (Tyrol). The after-effects are still noticeable, the Ötztaler Ache is burdened with E. Coli bacteria. At the end of July, strong thunderstorms over Sölden (district Imst, Tyrol) were drawn and, among other things, caused a mure discharge. In short, even the civil protection alarm was triggered. More about this here: Civil protection alarm: Severe weather rages …

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SÖLDEN / INNSBRUCK. The Muren discharge to the sewage treatment plant in the Tyrolean Sölden at the end of July, which put these out of action, has further consequences for and on the Ötztaler Ache.

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Test results now show what had already been assumed: The water quality of the Ötztaler Ache is affected by bacteria due to the mure discharge to the sewage treatment plant in Sölden. Therefore, the ban on driving was extended, and bathing is strongly advised not to do so.