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All Sydney beaches They reopened to swimmers this Saturday after some remained there for several days. closed after opening thousands of mysterious black ballsanalysis of which showed that they are non-toxic.

“The balls are made of fatty acids, chemicals compatible with those found in cleaning products And cosmeticsmixed with some fuel“Mark Hutchings, director of maritime affairs for the New South Wales region, of which Sydney is the capital, said in a statement.

At least two beaches in the region have been closed after a mysterious discovery sparked alarm in Australia.

The black balls, which were initially identified by authorities as resin residuewere discovered on Tuesday at Coogee Beach and then at seven other coastlines in the city, including the famous beach. bondi beach.

Authorities have closed the beaches caution and start cleaning these balls, whose size varies between tennis ball and one marble.

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Balls they keep reaching the shoresalbeit in smaller numbers than the first wave, indicated Randwick Council in Sydney’s east, which manages the four affected beaches.

“Material When it is on the ground, it is not harmful to people.. If people find more remains, it is best not to handle them but to inform authorities so they can continue collecting, Randwich Mayor Dylan Parker said in another statement.

However, the authorities still explore origins contaminated waste.

Sydney is home to over 100 beaches in the harbor and along the coast that are world famous and attract millions of tourists and sites every year.

(EFE)