Federico Costa, Argentine consul in Florianópoliswas clear in his speech and explained first in dialogue with Cadena3 that “the influx of Argentine tourism is basically 20% more than at pre-pandemic levelsand that generated a problem in sewage and drainage systemsthat almost all of them go to the sea and that is where pollution occurs”.
And I add: “Because of these cases, they are not being able to be covered in health centers”.
“It is a common problem in this area, which is why the Institute for the Environment has been posting the balneability of all the beaches in the state for a while,” said the consul.
To raise awareness about this problem, Costa shared a web page where you can see in detail which beaches are suitable and which are not.
Below, you can visit the map that reflects the balneability situation of each beach at this link, by clicking on each flag to find out the status.
Likewise, to avoid illnesses, the Brazilian authorities recommended the consumption of strictly potable water. In addition, they encouraged tourists to recognize the origin of the food consumed and not to dive into areas near drains or rivers.
Which beaches in Brazil are not suitable for bathing today
- Canasvieiras (Florianopolis)
- Jurere (Florianopolis)
- English (Florianopolis)
- Bombinhas
- Meia Praia
- Praia do Mariscal
- Porto Belo
- perequé
- Itapema
- Praia do Porto
- Camboriu
- Praia Brava
- Praia do Navegantes
- Sao Miguel
- Armação de Itapocoroy
- Praia dos Paulas
Source: Ambito
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