In Turkey, sea water samples have been found to contain bacteria of the order vibrio, which are dangerous to human health. This is reported by the publication Milliyet.

In Turkey, sea water samples have been found to contain bacteria of the order vibrio, which are dangerous to human health. This is reported by the publication Milliyet.
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  • 22.07.2025 08:48:00

In Turkey, sea water samples have been found to contain bacteria of the order vibrio, which are dangerous to human health. This is reported by the publication Milliyet.

Experts warn that due to global warming, the temperature of sea water is increasing. This causes the rapid growth of vibrio bacteria. Bacteria can enter the body through open wounds and cause severe infections, sometimes even fatal ones. Ugur Aferin, a urologist at the Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital, called on citizens to be careful.

Doctors recommend the followingperts warn that due to global warming, the temperature of sea water is increasing. This causes the rapid growth of vibrio bacteria. Bacteria can enter the body through open wounds and cause severe infections, sometimes even fatal ones. Ugur Aferin, a urologist at the Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital, called on citizens to be careful.

Doctors recommend the following:

* Not falling into the sea with an open wound
* Taking a shower immediately after swimming
* Not to walk in wet swimwear for a long time
* Not eating seafood, especially raw shells
* Sealing the wound with a waterproof bandage
* No delay of release

According to reports, vibrio cholera falls into the gastrointestinal system, causing severe diarrhea and dehydration. Not eating seafood, especially raw shells
* Sealing the wound with a waterproof bandage
* No delay of release

According to reports, vibrio cholera falls into the gastrointestinal system, causing severe diarrhea and dehydration. Accor

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