
AI-generated summary
Sudema periodically monitors the water quality of the beaches to ensure the safety of bathers.
The report collected samples from October 19th to 22nd, and is valid until October 30th, the date of release of the next report.
According to the environmental agency, the classification of unsuitable for swimming applies exclusively to a 100-meter strip to the right and left of the collection point. Outside this perimeter, the beaches remain open for swimming, until new data indicates a change in water quality.
In total, Sudema monitors 62 points distributed in the municipalities of João Pessoa, Pitimbu, Mataraca, Baía da Traição, Conde, Lucena, Cabedelo and Rio Tinto.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Release of new bathing report on October 30th.
Very likely · Within days

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