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The health warning issued last week for parts of Lake Taupo has now been lifted by the Medical Officer of Health.
Observation and water testing by Waikato Regional Council and Taupō District Council confirm that the algal bloom has dispersed in the affected areas of the lake for the time being.… View moreThe health warning issued last week for parts of Lake Taupo has now been lifted by the Medical Officer of Health.
Observation and water testing by Waikato Regional Council and Taupō District Council confirm that the algal bloom has dispersed in the affected areas of the lake for the time being. Gene testing of samples collected last Friday indicates the algae was not producing toxin then.
The Medical Officer of Health, Dr Jim Miller, advises caution when enjoying any lake or river this summer. "The current warm conditions may encourage algae growth, so it is always safest to check the water before you get in. Look before you leap; if the water looks discoloured, smells unusual, if there is scum on the surface, or the water has green or brown particles suspended in it - then it is best to avoid contact with the water and swim or play somewhere else."
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Taupō holidaymakers are heading straight to the water now that health warnings have been lifted. Th…
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NIWA is fast-tracking analysis of samples collected from potentially toxic algae-affected sites at Lake Taupo, with results expected on Friday.
Waikato Regional Council staff returned to Hamilton this afternoon with the samples they began collecting at first light today, after choppy water … View moreNIWA is fast-tracking analysis of samples collected from potentially toxic algae-affected sites at Lake Taupo, with results expected on Friday.
Waikato Regional Council staff returned to Hamilton this afternoon with the samples they began collecting at first light today, after choppy water hampered yesterday's efforts.
The samples are being tested by NIWA to determine if there is a risk to humans and animals.
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Taupo vets says they've had just one report of a dog affected by swimming in the algae. The dog had a rash, but recovered fine.
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Write NFP if you don't want your comment and … View moreTaupo vets says they've had just one report of a dog affected by swimming in the algae. The dog had a rash, but recovered fine.
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Samples have been collected from Acacia Bay for testing for toxin-producing algae species, but weather has hampered monitoring work at other sites at Lake Taupo today.
Choppy water at five of six sites prevented Waikato Regional Council staff, with the assistance of Taupō… View more13 December 2017
Samples have been collected from Acacia Bay for testing for toxin-producing algae species, but weather has hampered monitoring work at other sites at Lake Taupo today.
Choppy water at five of six sites prevented Waikato Regional Council staff, with the assistance of Taupō District Council, from collecting viable samples.
However, some of the regional council's environmental monitoring team will base themselves in Taupō tonight to enable them to carry out further sampling at first light, if the weather is favourable. If not, council staff will collect samples at the first available opportunity, or on Friday as scheduled, as we understand the urgency of these results to the Taupō community.
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Dense mats of potentially toxic algal species have been found at five sites around Lake Taupō, prompting a warning for the public to avoid swimming in affected areas and any contact with algae blooms that may be on shore.
After receiving reports from the public of algae blooms, Waikato Regional… View moreDense mats of potentially toxic algal species have been found at five sites around Lake Taupō, prompting a warning for the public to avoid swimming in affected areas and any contact with algae blooms that may be on shore.
After receiving reports from the public of algae blooms, Waikato Regional Council scientists collected a number of algae samples on Tuesday and again yesterday from five sites.
Testing overnight by NIWA scientists has confirmed the presence of potentially toxic algal species, includingPhormidium, at areas within Five Mile Bay, Acacia Bay, the main lake front in Taupō, Whakaipo Bay and Kinloch Beach.
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