Recently, an article published on a regional website suggested that the levels of E. coli in the water in Mamaia are significantly higher than those reported by the Constanța County Public Health Directorate and exceed legal limits. We want to clarify that these claims are not supported by our data. The tests mentioned in that article are not official tests. It is essential that we rely on data from official and authoritative sources to ensure accuracy and public safety.
Water quality tests are regularly carried out by the DSP and other competent health authorities. The latest analyses, carried out in accordance with national and European standards , have confirmed that the water in Mamaia meets all safety and health criteria. The measured parameters , including E. coli levels, are within legal limits and do not pose any risk to public health.
Cristina Schipor, Executive Director of DSP Constanța, stated: “The analysis of bathing water from Năvodari to Vama Veche is within parameters . We will repeat the tests in the Vadu and Corbu areas. It is essential that the public is correctly informed from reliable and official sources . ”
It is important to mention that irregularities regarding water quality have been reported, according to the most recent press release of the DSP Constanța , only in certain isolated areas on the Romanian coast, such as Corbu and Vadu, but these problems do not affect the Mamaia resort.
Our resort prides itself on its high quality standards and rigorous water monitoring measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all tourists.
George Mandila, Beforethe meeting of the Management Organization of the Mamaia Constanța Destination, declared: "Tourism is essential for the local economy, and the safety of tourists is essentialtri is priorityă. collaborationwe have worked closely with the authorities to constantly monitor water quality and ensure that it meets all international standardsional. Inviteour aunt thatthree roundsșit is for you to come withconfidence in Mamaia and enjoy our clean beaches and safe bathing water.”
