It’s disappointment for Durban beachgoers this December as high levels of E. coli in the water lead to the closure of multiple beaches.

Several Durban beaches are still closed after they were deemed unsafe for the public last week. Here’s why…

Watch news in a minute for a summary of The eThekwini Municipality has closed all its Durban beaches effective immediately.

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Watch news in a minute for a summary of Western Cape beaches in George area were temporarily closed due to the strong waves.

Several Cape Town beaches were closed as sewage spills kept polluting the water following a pump out failure during load shedding.

Three beaches in the KwaZulu-Natal north coast have been closed as a precautionary measure due to severe tropical storm Cheneso.

Over the past month, eight beaches have been temporarily closed, some of them more than once, due to sewage spills,

DEFENSIVE EThekwini Municipality wishes City of Cape Town (colleagues) a speedy recovery over its battle with beach sewer spillages

A part of Muizenberg Beach had to be had to be off limits to the public due to an electrical fault at a nearby sewer pump station

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The eThekwini Municipality has once again closed more beaches due to extremely high levels of E.coli caused by sewerage.

An appeal was made to the public, bathers, paddlers and boaters to be cautious due to the increased shark presence in Plettenberg Bay