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The Escambia County Health Department lifted a health advisory on Pensacola Beach on Friday on the advice of a beach official and against the advice of a federal environmental official.
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'So far, 400 people have sought medical care for upper or lower respiratory problems, headaches, nausea, and eye irritation after trips to Escambia County beaches, Lanza said. Lanza said he lifted the health advisory on Pensacola Beach early Friday on the advice of W.A. "Buck" Lee, Santa Rosa Island Authority executive director. Lee said he made the recommendation based on a visual inspection.'
Don't think you can see Corexit......obviously....it's making people sick!!!! Like fatally?
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#1 - Mon Jun 28, 2010 1:54 PM EDTI can't imagine anyone getting into those waters? I'm floored that people don't have more sense than to take babies to the beach at this time, or even 4 year olds.
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#2 - Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:49 PM EDTDestin Florida beach oil update oil spill gulf oil video.wmv...the only thing missing is you and a beer.
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#3 - Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:58 PM EDT"It doesn't smell like the beach. It smells like a gas station. There are no fish in the water. There's nothing alive in the water. I don't know how public officials can just look at the water and make a call to reopen it for swimming."
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