Alert on risk in Grand Canyon water after E. coli detected

he national park service (nuclear power source) activates a alarm after detection polluted water and E. coli in the Grand Canyonexist Arizona.

depend on federal specify bacteria was identified at phantom ranch area. In a statement, he assured that the area and its surroundings are currently the only ones affected.

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Urge people in the area to take steps to avoid risks pollute.which requires boiling grand canyon water before eating or using it.

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phantom ranch is under control national park service However, it is far from the tourist area and needs to be reached on foot or by raft.

The authorities said in a statement, water from this area Grand Canyon You may have polluted Escherichia coli Due to “increased runoff” or a malfunction in the water treatment process or distribution system.

this Escherichia colifound in Grand Canyon, usually present in food and the environment, as well as in the intestines of animals and humans.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), these bacteria They are usually harmless, but some can cause discomfort to people.

he The main symptoms are Escherichia coli This is diarrhea, which may sometimes contain blood, and is accompanied by stomach cramps. However, they can also cause urinary tract infections, respiratory illnesses, and even pneumonia. Symptoms of the disease usually last less than 7 days, the CDC said.