Swimming is forbidden in Italy because of poisonous jellyfish

Italy, despite the heat, the empty beaches of over 150 km south of Rome, and in the north, near Genoa. Has fashion Fregene, near Rome, welcomes visitors to sign: ("no swimming") "prohibition sign balneazione say". On this beach for half a century after the film was released in theaters, "Dolce Vita", loves to relax in all of Rome was. The reason for the prohibition of bathing was an invasion of poisonous algae and jellyfish. Scientists explain the unusual appearance of heat, and a warm current, which came to Italy from northern Africa. Under these conditions, algae, which generally occurs below the surface. The danger of this, they become toxic substances into the atmosphere, and toxins are transported by wind. Many people who go to the doctor, do not even try to swim and breathe poisonous gases on the beach. Yesterday, the Italian daily "La Repablik" under the title of the newspaper "Messadzhero" pessimistic "Our sea temperatures.": "Mediterranean Sea, severely wounded." Ytro.ru