Since the beginning of the summer season, the A.B.A. Dobrogea-Litoral teams have collected almost 2,700 tons of algae from Romanian beaches, with the largest quantities in Mamaia Sud, Năvodari, Mamaia, Constanța, and Mangalia. The collection activities take place at night to avoid affecting tourists and to ensure safety conditions. These actions are part of an ongoing effort to manage algal blooms and keep the coastline clean for tourists' vacations.
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Aproape 2.700 de tone de alge, strânse în acest sezon de pe litoralul românesc / Cele mai mari cantităţi, adunate în zonele Mamaia Sud şi Năvodari
Aproape 2.700 de tone de alge, strânse de la începutul sezonului estival de pe litoral/ Cele mai mari cantităţi, adunate în zonele Mamaia Sud şi Năvodari
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