US EditionSix Bathing Areas on the Bay of Gdańsk Have Been Closed!
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The most popular beaches in Poland, such as those in Ustka, Łeba, Jantar, and Stegna, have implemented a swimming ban. The article "Beaches in Poland. Where can you swim in the Baltic Sea?" comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
According to data published on the Bathing Service of the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate, it is not possible to use six bathing areas in northern Poland.
Six bathing areas on the Bay of Gdańsk were closed on Saturday due to the detection of tar-like residues of fuel oil. The Sanitary Inspectorate (Sanepid) made this decision after testing water samples. A second test is scheduled for Sunday, according to a press release. Meanwhile, a swimming area on Lake Skrzynki Duże in the Pomeranian Voivodeship was closed due to a cyanobacterial bloom.
The weather has left the beach in Stegna deserted, while workers in Jantar are clearing sand. Internet users are watching, some of whom are still waiting for better conditions to visit the Polish seaside.
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