Beach activities are continuing despite concerns. People are still visiting the beach, with kids playing and others searching for items like seashells. Some visitors have noticed signs of a problem, including dead fish.
Health officials are warning beachgoers to be aware of their surroundings and how they feel. They should be prepared to leave if necessary.
Further details about the situation and its effects are available from the source, including information about potential health issues and the current status of the affected area.
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