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Health officials are warning swimmers of elevated bacterial levels in the water at Ocean Inlet Park and Oceanfront Park Beach. <\/p>\n
Advisories were posted at beaches after tests determined the water quality to be poor, according to Tim OConnor, spokesman for the Florida Department of Health for Palm Beach County. <\/p>\n
The causes for the rise of bacterial levels is unknown but normally associated with wildlife, heavy recreational usage, high surf or runoff following heavy rains. <\/p>\n
The advisory indicates that contact with the water at the affected sites may pose increased risk of infectious disease, particularly for suspectible individuals. <\/p>\n
The health department advices anyone swimming in a natural body of water to rinse off with fresh water. <\/p>\n
Ocean Inlet Park is on the south side of the Boyton Inlet. Oceanfront Park Beach is the towns main beach, just north of the Ocean Avenue Bridge. <\/p>\n
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