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Tsunami of Sewage from Mexico Threatens Southern California Coastline
A tsunami of sewage from Mexico is barreling towards the US coastline, threatening to contaminate Southern California's beaches and forcing repeated closures in areas like Coronado near San Diego.
A tsunami of sewage from Mexico is approaching the US coastline, prompting warnings from officials that some Southern California beaches may face repeated closures due to contamination of coastal waters. The sewage surge threatens popular beach destinations in the region, including those in Coronado, near San Diego. Officials are taking precautions to mitigate the impact on local communities and protect public health. The full extent of the pollution's effects is yet to be determined as it makes landfall.
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