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- The authorities have closed Playa de San Andrés in Arucas, Gran Canaria.
- The most recent water sample in the discharge register dates from 30 September.
- An unauthorised private saltwater pool is situated approximately 490 metres from the monitoring point.
Playa de San Andrés is closed. Official beach data lists this stretch of coastline in Arucas Gran Canaria as closed.
The Canary Islands‘ discharge register lists the most recent sample published, dated 30 September, showing one figure each for E. coli and intestinal enterococci per 100 millilitres. The limit values are 500 for E. coli and 185 for intestinal enterococci.
The register lists an unauthorised private saltwater pool in San Andrés, 491 metres from the monitoring point. The entry classifies the facility as a discharge from a swimming pool.
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