MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - The Florida Department of Health has lifted the no-swim advisory for several Miami-Dade beaches, Friday.
The no-swim advisory was issued Wednesday after health officials detected high levels of enterococci bacteria in the water samples.
Based on satisfactory microbial water test results, it is now safe to swim at the following beaches:
- Surfside 93rd Street
- North Shore 73rd Street
- Collins Park 21st Street
- South Beach at Collins Avenue and South Pointe Drive
- Virginia Beach
- Crandon Park North and South
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