Faecal contamination in the waters of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Stop swimming and consuming shellfish – PrimaFriuli

Faecal contamination in the waters of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Stop swimming and consuming shellfish – PrimaFriuli
Faecal contamination in the waters of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Stop swimming and consuming shellfish – PrimaFriuli

The latest analyzes conducted by ARPA between 11 and 12 June on 66 points monitored for bathing have revealed worrying levels of fecal contaminants in nine areas of Friuli-Venezia Giulia. The affected beaches, which include locations such as Staranzano, Monfalcone and Triesteshow exceeding regulatory limits, with possible direct impact on bathers and the local marine ecosystem.

What do the results say?

The bathing spots under observation, including the Staranzano Lido And Marina Julia, showed levels of fecal contamination above the permitted threshold, with a possible link to recent heavy rainfall. These episodes not only cause concern for public health but raise questions about the management and prevention capabilities of local authorities.

Local reactions and banning orders

In response, several orders banning swimming and shellfish consumption were issued in the affected areas. Rosaria Capozzi, councilor of the 5 Star Movement, criticizes the attitude of the regional council and raises concerns about the lack of information to tourists about the risks.

Areas affected by the Prohibitions

The affected areas are located in different locations:

Staranzano: at the point known as Lido di Staranzano

Monfalcone: in the Marina Julia and Marina Nova points

Trieste: at the north dam

Muggia: in the Bagno Muggesano and Bagno GMT points

Grade: in the Tenuta Primero, Europa and Punta Spin campsites, and at the Lido del Carabiniere

Words from the experts and long-term impact

Environmental experts suggest that these contamination events may have lasting consequences on marine fauna and the attractiveness of seaside resorts, vital elements for the local economy based on tourism. The appeal is for greater transparency and improvements in the water management infrastructure.

While we await further analysis and concrete responses from the authorities, citizens and tourists are invited to regularly consult updates on the conditions of the beaches. The situation highlights the urgent need to strengthen environmental and prevention policies in the region.

THE ORDINANCES

Staranzano Bathing Ban Ordinance:
View the ordinance of the Municipality of Staranzano

Monfalcone Bathing Ban Ordinance:
Consult the ordinance of the Municipality of Monfalcone

Municipality of Muggia bathing ban ordinance:
Access the ordinance of the Municipality of Muggia

Ordinance Prohibition of Direct Consumption of Shellfish in the Lagoon:
Read the ASUFC Salmonella Shutdown Order

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