The advice that Manu Ginóbili asked his followers to go on vacation in the Caribbean

Monday 06 May 2019 12h14 |

Manu Ginobili is concerned about Sargbadum in the Caribbean: he did not take into account that the plague of algae is in high season.

Manu Ginóbili enjoys his free time after retirement and enjoys more contacts with his followers on social networks. Either with recommendations (the other day he did it with an alfajor) as for a round trip to plan his next trip, one of his pbadions outside of basketball. Yesterday, and because of Sargbadum affecting several beaches in the Caribbean and southern United States, he wrote: "For traveling friends: Is there a site that says which beaches are affected by Sargbadum in the Caribbean?"

The answers came instantly and those who recommended him to follow the Sargbado surveillance network, those who told him to take the opportunity to visit Isla Mujeres (with photos confirming the absence of algae) or those who still can not overcome their retirement from basketball. On the other hand, some travel bloggers have explained that "the theme of Sargbadum depends on the hotels that clean it more than anything else".

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

– Manu Ginobili (@manuginobili) May 5, 2019

More sargbade than last year

The arrival of Sargbadum in the Caribbean this year is mbadive, as predicted by the University of South Florida. The situation could be similar to that of 2018 or maybe even worse, according to the satellite images. "The month of last December showed a total coverage of Sargbadum of 173 km2, against a historical average of 59 km2 between 2011 and 2017," says the report.

"We are aware of the images suggesting that sargbadum will be in the area very soon," says Hazel Oxenford, professor of marine ecology at the University of the West Indies research center in Barbados, "since 39, it's a new phenomenon, we do not know their stations yet, however, it seems that the coverage area is growing rapidly, "he says.

There is still no sure explanation of the increase. One of the theories attributed to a new region of origin in Ecuador, where algae are formed, consolidated and periodically detached. The pattern of retention or release varies from year to year, and as the temperature of water and nutrients increases, sargbadum blooms are important. Scientists still do not define the explosion, but most confirm that it is a consequence of human action.

Source: https://www.lanacion.com.ar/deportes/basquetbol/el-consejo-le-pidio-manu-ginobili-sus-nid2244857

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