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WECHU says Seacliff, Mettawas Beach unsafe but isn't closing them

While Seacliff Beach and Mettawas Beach were flagged as unsafe for swimming, the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit confirmed that no beaches were closed this week.

No beach closures in the region this week

Sandpoint Beach is one of eight beaches in Windsor, Ont. which the health unit has deemed 'safe' for people to swim.
Sandpoint Beach in Windsor is one of five beaches with bacterial levels below provincial standards. (Stacey Janzer/CBC)

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) has released its weekly beach results, flagging Seacliff Beach in Leamington and Mettawas Beach in Kingsvilleas unsafe for swimming.

Despite the swimming warnings at these locations, however, the WECHU confirmed that no beaches are closed this week.

Five beaches in the region, including Sandpoint Beach in Windsor and Colchester Beach in the Town of Essex, contain bacterial levels below provincial standards.

Holiday Beach in Amherstburg has been closed since June 11, 2019 as a result of erosion that may cause injury. (Windsor-Essex County Health Unit)

It's worth noting that Holiday Beach in Amherstburg has been closed since June 11, 2019 as a result of erosion and was therefore not sampled for E. Coli.