Public advised to avoid eating Shellfish from Loch Eishort and Loch Slappin, Isle of Skye
4th July 2019
Highland Council's Environmental Health team has identified raised levels of naturally occurring algal toxins following routine monitoring in coastal waters at Loch Eishort.
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