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Life-threatening Vibrio bacteria have been found in waters of popular Turkish resorts, prompting health officials to warn tourists to avoid swimming.
Life-threatening bacteria, specifically Vibrio, have been detected in the waters of popular Turkish resorts along the Marmara, Aegean, and Mediterranean Seas. Tourists are warned to avoid swimming in these areas, particularly if they have open wounds or weakened immune systems.
Health officials advise caution with raw seafood and recommend that individuals with damaged skin refrain from swimming to prevent potential infections, which can lead to severe health issues such as sepsis and cholera.
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