PFAS test results indicate 'no additional precautions' required when eating seafood from Tuggerah Lakes

By David Stewart
Updated July 12 2019 - 5:42pm, first published July 11 2019 - 11:58am
WARNING: Signs erected in 2017 at the power station cooling canal, Hammond Canal, where it enters Tuggerah Lakes at San Remo. Picture: David Stewart
WARNING: Signs erected in 2017 at the power station cooling canal, Hammond Canal, where it enters Tuggerah Lakes at San Remo. Picture: David Stewart

TESTING has confirmed fish and prawns caught in Tuggerah Lakes are safe to eat, the NSW Environment Protection Authority said today.

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