3 New Jersey beaches have high levels of fecal bacteria
High levels of bacteria were found at three New Jersey beaches.
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Jul 12, 2023, 10:57 AM
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Updated 510 days ago
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5h agoUnhealthy water conditions might ruin your beach plans this week. Three New Jersey beaches were flagged for having high levels of fecal bacteria.
The beaches that tested high for human waste bacteria are:
- Albany Avenue Beach in Atlantic City
- Philadelphia Avenue Beach in Cape May
- Hollywood Avenue Beach in Wildwood Crest
Swimming in this water might cause nausea, skin rashes and flu-like symptoms.
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