Galveston County health officials are warning beachgoers to be cautious due to a red tide bloom. They advise visitors to pay attention to their health and be prepared to leave if they feel unwell. The bloom's extent is still being determined, with investigations into possible red tide activity on Galveston Island ongoing.
Despite the warning, people are still visiting the beach, with some reporting dead fish washed up on the shore. Further details about the bloom and its effects are available, including information on breathing problems, seafood, and symptoms. The Galveston County Health District is assessing the situation and providing guidance to beachgoers.
For more information on the red tide bloom and how to stay safe, visitors can consult the health district's resources.
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