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Swimming is again authorized on the beaches of Lac de la Haute - safe the administration of water management informs that following the proliferation of cyanobacteria (blue algae) detected last week at the beaches of the Lac de la Haute -Sure - accompanied by the presence of high concentrations in toxins produced by these cyanobacteria - The situation has normalized. Therefore, swimming and the practice of recreational and sports activities are again authorized in these places. Indeed, the drop in temperatures led to a strong decline in cyanobacteria biomass and the surveillance carried out by the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (List) confirmed the dissipation of the efflorescences, as well as the decline in toxins concentrations below the alert threshold. This development of the situation thus ends the alert at toxic risks at the level of public health linked to the presence of efflorescences of cyanobacteria. The current situation concerning the opening or closing of the official swimming sites can be followed on the. For more information, please contact: Administration of water management, Tel: +352 247 50522 Email: Water management Administration (AGE) Since its creation in 2004, water management administration (AGE), placed under the supervision of the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity, aims to ensure sustainable and integrated management of water resources in Luxembourg. AGE work, in collaboration with a large number of partners, includes in particular the supervision of the supply of drinking water, surveillance and protection of surface water as well as groundwater and integrated flood risk management. The AGE also coordinates the planning of wastewater treatment, takes care of the component of accidental water pollution, the forecasting of floods as well as water -related authorizations. Another important mission which is the responsibility of the AGE is to represent Luxembourg, among others, within international river commissions and at European level.