Three popular tourist beaches in Mexico have been deemed unsafe for swimming after they failed cleanliness tests.
The beaches were found to have levels of bacteria considered dangerous to humans by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
The area affected is one of Mexico’s most popular holiday destinations and the swimming ban may disrupt travel plans.
The news comes as Mexico continues to battle an invasion of smelly seaweed on its shores.
Which Mexican beaches are unsafe for swimming?
The three beaches where swimming has been banned are all located in Acapulco, a beach resort town on Mexico’s Pacific coast.
The water in this area failed to pass the WHO’s cleanliness tests, which involve measuring the
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