Thanks to its composition, the water in Kamencov Lake in Chomutov is traditionally clean, which is duly appreciated by visitors to the complex. “In July, we had 40,000 visitors, which is more than last year,” Karel Ton, head of the complex, told Práva.
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According to him, the water quality is absolutely fine from a hygienic point of view. “Only with a large number of bathers is it a bit cloudy in the afternoon,” said the manager.
Alum Lake is a world rarity, the local water has a beneficial effect on the skin. It is acidic, so there are no fish or other animals or plants in it.
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Problems in the south
He still has good bathing water in Karlovy Vary Region most swimming pools. However, swimming at the Skalka reservoir near Cheb and the Velký rybník near Hroznětín in the Karlovy Vary region is prohibited. According to the Karlovy Vary regional hygienists, the water quality is also deteriorating in some places of the Jesenice dam in the Cheb region. The Lido swimming pool near Hamrníky in the Cheb region still has water without defects.
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At the beginning of August, the water in the Rozkoš valley reservoir near Česká Skalice in the Náchod region was usually dangerously contaminated by cyanobacteria. Today, the water quality at the hygienically regularly monitored places of the dam is characterized by a blue smiling smiley. It is easily suitable for swimming. Similarly, most of the hygiene monitored by artificial and natural swimming pools in Hradec Králové and Pardubice regions.
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Silver Pond in Hradec Králové
Photo: David Taneček, ČTK
The water quality deteriorated on Thursday only in the ponds of the Dolce recreational area near Trutnov and the Vejsplachy pond in Vrchlabí, where it is recommended to take a shower after the bath.
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On South Bohemia There is currently a ban on swimming in the Podolsko na Orlík camp. According to hygienists, water is harmful to health there. “There is a risk of acute damage to health during swimming and water recreation in this locality. That is why we have announced a temporary ban on the use of surface water for bathing, which is valid until further notice, “the director of the regional hygiene station Kvetoslava Kotrbová told Práva.
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The water level has also been poor for a long time at the Staňkovsky pond in the Třeboň region, which received four from hygienists on a five-point scale. “Water poses a health risk for users, swimming and water sports cannot be recommended especially for children, pregnant women, people suffering from allergies and people with a weakened immune system,” Kotrbová added. Only slightly deteriorated water quality is then at the Lipno beaches, where there should be no risk of health problems.
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V Prague There is no bathing ban at any swimming pool or pond, Informed Law Helena Mikulášová from Hygienická stanice hl. of Prague. Deteriorated water quality is registered by hygienists, for example, at the Hostivařská dam or Šeberák, even though it has undergone a complete reconstruction in the past two years. It started to fill with water this year. “Initially, the water was good, later cyanobacteria appeared,” Mikulášová stated.
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Those who jump into lower quality water should not miss the shower with drinking water. More sensitive individuals are at risk of an allergic reaction.
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Full Novomlýnské reservoirs
Water quality in one of the largest natural areas in the Czech Republic, which is South Moravian car camp Merkur near Novomlýnské nábřeží pod Pálavou, guarded by regional hygiene in Brno. “Visitors can view the records of its regular inspections on the notice board, which has hygiene right on the beach at the Great and Small Lagoon. At present, the water for swimming is still suitable, “Lenka Andrlíková from AC Merkur Pasohlávky told Práva.
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Swimming pools in Hlinsko in Chrudim
Photo: Josef Vostárek, ČTK
The camp has a capacity of 4,500 visitors and the places by the water are for another 2,500 people who just come to take a bath and do not live in the camp.
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Hygienists on Highlands on thursday they issued a bathing ban for the Trnávka dam in the Pelhřimov region. According to them, the water in it is dangerous due to the large number of cyanobacteria. Of the recreational water areas in this region, the Kachlička, Domanínský, Medlov and Pilská nádrž ponds have deteriorated water quality. After bathing in them, people should take a shower. The Ředkovec ponds in the Havlíčkův Brod region and the Sedlice dam in the Pelhřimov region had only a slightly reduced water purity.
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Recreational water areas in which clean water has been maintained include the Břevnická Reservoir near Chotěboř, the Velký Pařezitý and Malý Pařezitý ponds near Telč, the flooded quarry near Horní Cerekev and natural habitats in Jemnice and Šiklov Mlýn in the Žďár region. They also include the Dalešice dam in the Třebíč region and swimming pools in Rouchovany and Nové Město na Moravě.
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Silver Pond in Hradec Králové
Photo: David Taneček, ČTK
People can come to the large natural swimming pool Poděbrady nearby without any worries Olomouc, which is a popular destination for residents of the regional city on hot days. Hundreds of people go here every day to relax and refresh. The water in the local gravel-sand lakes is regularly monitored by hygienists, as well as the water quality in the Plumlovská dam near Prostějov, which is also a popular place on warm days.
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“In both cases, according to our findings, the water is suitable for bathing and we rate its quality with the highest grade one,” Eva Čehovská, director of the Department of General and Municipal Hygiene of the Olomouc Regional Hygiene Station, told Práva on Thursday.
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