The blue coloured jellyfish and tarballs, which are lumps of solidified crude oil, surfaced on the beach here on Sunday
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Several tarballs and jellyfish got washed ashore on Mumbai's popular Juhu beach, following which lifeguards asked visitors not to venture into the waters, a police official said on Monday.
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The blue coloured jellyfish and tarballs, which are lumps of solidified crude oil, surfaced on the beach here on Sunday.
The jellyfish have tentacles and their sting can be painful.
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Hence, lifeguards advised people visiting the beach to stay cautious and avoid coming in contact with the marine organisms and tarballs, the official said.
A large number of jellyfish get washed ashore during the monsoon season every year.
Earlier, after some incidents of drowning, visitors were allowed at the Juhu beach only from 6 am to 10 am.
But, the restrictions have now been lifted and the beach remains crowded on Sundays, the official said.
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