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Cetesb regularly monitors water quality on beaches on the coast of São Paulo, analyzing indicators such as enterococci in salty waters to determine bathing suitability.
Santos, on the coast of São Paulo, has six spots unsuitable for swimming among the seven analyzed by the Environmental Company of the State of São Paulo (Cetesb), according to a bulletin released last Thursday (3). Only the José Menino point, at Rua Frederico Ozanan, is proper.
On saltwater beaches, Cetesb analyzes the presence of enterococci. The point is considered inappropriate when two of the five samples exceed 100 CFU per 100 ml of water or when the most recent collection exceeds 400 CFU per 100 ml.
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