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Purple jellyfish and lionfish pose risks to beachgoers

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Purple jellyfish have returned to several Greek beaches, raising concerns.
Lionfish, which contain a potent neurotoxin, have also been spotted, posing dangers.
Authorities have issued guidelines on how to handle stings or bites from these creatures.
The Greek Red Cross highlights that no part of the lionfish is safe for consumption.
In case of injury, immediate first aid is required, and medical help should be sought.

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Purple jellyfish have returned to several Greek beaches, raising concerns.
Lionfish, which contain a potent neurotoxin, have also been spotted, posing dangers.
Authorities have issued guidelines on how to handle stings or bites from these creatures.
The Greek Red Cross highlights that no part of the lionfish is safe for consumption.
In case of injury, immediate first aid is required, and medical help should be sought.

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