were found, prohibiting swimming and urging swimmers to report any sightings. Swimming was prohibited, but the beaches have now reopened for swimming, while still urging people to exercise extreme caution.
Blue dragon stings can cause nausea, vomiting, skin pain, and allergic reactions. Anyone stung should rinse with sea water and seek immediate medical attention. It is essential not to improvise personal assistance, but to follow procedures only in rare cases. However, stings from this animal can lead to death, so extreme caution is essential.
