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Decomposing seal carcass forces closure of Ingonish Beach to swimmers

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A popular Nova Scotia beach has been closed to swimming because of a decomposing seal carcass along the coastline.

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People are asked to stay out of the water at Ingonish Beach on Cape Breton.

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Cape Breton Highlands National Park posted the closure on its Facebook page, saying that there were water quality concerns at the beach.

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The post goes on to say that the area will remain closed until the carcass is removed and the water quality improves.

Meanwhile, the day use area remains open.

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