Beaches closed after whale carcass removed
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In a Perth suburb, all beaches have been shut down due to alarmingly high levels of E. coli detected five days after a rotting whale carcass was removed. This closure highlights the potential environmental and public health risks associated with decaying marine life and underscores the importance of monitoring coastal waters for contaminants. The situation serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between natural events and human recreation, emphasizing the need for effective cleanup and monitoring protocols.
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