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Advisory issued for Gimli Beach due to high E-Coli Levels

Gimli Beach tested high for e-coli bacteria, province warning swimmers to take extra caution when swimming.
Gimli Beach tested high for e-coli bacteria, province warning swimmers to take extra caution when swimming. Province of Manitoba Website

WINNIPEG — The Manitoba Government has issued a beach advisory for Gimli Beach, due to an unacceptable high level of e-coli bacteria in the water.

Swimmers are advised to avoid swallowing lake water, wash their hands before handling food and avoid swimming with an open cut or wound.

E. coli levels are all other beaches located on lake Winnipeg are within recreational water quality objectives.

Gimli Beach will be re-sampled on Monday.

For a full list of e-coli levels on Manitoba beaches, click the following link.

http://www.gov.mb.ca/waterstewardship/quality/beach_table.html

 

 

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