The advice that Ginobili asked to go on vacation in the Caribbean

May 5, 2019

The former San Antonio player is worried about Sargbadum and wants to know which areas are the most affected.

Emanuel Ginóbili enjoys the retreat. Already eliminated from professional basketball, the San Antonio Spurs have decided to start traveling around the world and everything indicates that his next destination will be the Caribbean beach.

The Bahíense does not hesitate to rest a moment in one of the heavenly resorts offered by the region, but something worried: the sargbadum, that kind of invasive micro-algae that scared .

"For traveling friends: is there a site that indicates which beaches are affected by Sargbadum in the Caribbean?", He consulted on his Twitter account, Ginobili.

For traveling friends: Is there a site that indicates which beaches are affected by Sargbadum in the Caribbean?

– Manu Ginobili (@manuginobili) May 5, 2019

The exbasquetbolista found, mainly, that the users referred to the hotels as responsible for the organization of this cleanliness guaranteeing the enjoyment of the beaches located in the stations that the Caribbean offers.

However, it is also true that the workers of these all-inclusive companies say that it is difficult to fight against Sargbadum because the nocturnal waves carry these microalgae to the coast. The next morning.

What is Sargbadum?

Sargbadas are a group of algae that do not cause any harm to the population, but are a real problem for tourists who want to enjoy the beach.

Its color is brown and since 2015 has begun to appear in the Caribbean regions, although the reasons are unclear. Even last year, the municipality of Quintana Roo spent about 1 million pesos a month to fight it.