MIAMI (CBSMiami) – A “no contact” water advisory remains in effect for parts of Miami Beach, following a waste water main break.
Chopper4 was over the break near Dade Boulevard and Bay Road.
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The city recommends not swimming or engaging in recreational water activity near the location until the advisory is lifted.
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The advisory also includes the Collins Canal and waters adjacent to Sunset Islands.
This extends an advisory for the waters adjacent to the Venetian Islands, following a wastewater line break earlier this week.
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The advisory will be lifted when water quality results are in an “acceptable range” for two consecutive days.
