The water contamination in New Jersey continues, resulting in the closing of more beaches since Tuesday, July 25. According to the latest report, there are 15 beaches are now closed down, including the ones in Atlantic City and Ventnor. Authorities have also monitored closely bacteria contamination in 16 other beaches in three counties.
The first case of high-level contamination of bacteria from animal feces was reported in Hathaway Avenue beach as reported by NJ.com on Tuesday. Subsequently, the Department of Environmental Protection of New Jersey (DEP) issued the advisories for high bacteria levels in 31 beaches.
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