NSW Health's warm water health warning for pool and spa owners, backed by Swimart

By Eva Kolimar
Updated January 14 2019 - 1:16pm, first published January 10 2019 - 1:00pm
Water watch: Warmer weather means warmer and potentially dangerous water in pools. Picture: Swimart
Water watch: Warmer weather means warmer and potentially dangerous water in pools. Picture: Swimart

Pool and spa owners have been urged to keep water properly chlorinated to avoid contacting amoebic meningitis, which occurs on the surface of warm water.

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