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Lake swimming prohibited in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm's district.

Bathing in flood-affected regions of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm district is prohibited by the health authority. The area's lakes may be contaminated with germs and chemicals due to the devastating floods, as stated by the district office on Wednesday night. Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm has been one of...

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Inundation - Lake swimming prohibited in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm's district.

Today's water conditions pose a danger to safe swimming, the authority mentioned. Once water samples are collected and show no problematic results, they'll be made public again.

Simultaneously, the health department urged against utilizing flooded areas for recreational purposes. There's a high probability of extensive microbiological and chemical contaminations present.

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The current weather conditions in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm's district have led to a bathing ban due to potential hazards in the water. The health department advises against leisure time activities in flooded areas due to the risk of microbiological and chemical contaminations. Unfortunately, the lakes in Bavaria's County are also affected, and they recommend waiting for the weather to improve and the water to be tested before resuming bathing activities. The storm has caused significant disruptions, and even after the floodwaters recede, it may take some time before the bathing water is safe again. The situation echoes the recent warnings about contaminated water following floods in other parts of the country.

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