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Raglan spill cleared

Published: Fri 1 Apr 2016 03:24 PM
1 April 2016
Raglan spill cleared
Test results on water samples taken from Raglan Harbour show the water quality has returned to safe marine recreational levels meaning that it is safe for swimming.
The harbour will not be cleared for fishing until 3 April and collection of seafood cannot resume until 24 April.
While this means it is safe for the public to enjoy the harbour again, warning signs to prevent the taking of seafood will remain in place until the dates given.
Waikato District Council General Manager Service Delivery Tim Harty says, “The Council wants to extend its thanks to the Raglan community for their patience in this matter. An investigation into the cause of the spill is underway and our findings will be shared once it’s completed.”
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