New Zealand officials warn of toxic algae in rivers, dangerous for humans and deadly for dogs.

Toxin-producing algae have been found in several rivers in New Zealand, including the Waihopai and Ruamāhanga, prompting authorities to issue warnings. The algae, harmful to humans and potentially fatal for dogs if ingested, appear as dark slimes. Officials advise avoiding contact with the water and keeping children and pets away from affected areas. The public is urged to check the LAWA website for updates before visiting local rivers.

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