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Sargassum Influx Puts Nearly Half of Riviera Maya Beaches on Red Alert
A significant influx of sargassum seaweed has placed nearly 50% of the Riviera Maya beaches, from Cancún to Mahahual, on red alert. This environmental issue is impacting coastal areas.
29 May, 18:18 — 29 May, 18:18
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From Cancún to Mahahual, sargassum influx puts nearly 50% of Riviera Maya beaches on red alert - Mexico News Daily
From Cancún to Mahahual, sargassum influx puts nearly 50% of Riviera Maya beaches on red alert Mexico News Daily
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From Cancún to Mahahual, sargassum influx puts nearly 50% of Riviera Maya beaches on red alert
The worst may still be coming: Forecasters expect sargassum arrivals to intensify in early June, overwhelming beaches and the crews tasked with cleaning them. The post From Cancún to Mahahual, sargassum influx puts nearly 50% of Riviera Maya beaches on red alert appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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