If you've been on the water in Nah Trang yesterday you've seen clear water but this morning, you are looking at dead sea grass plaguing the area. The staff here told me that this is the time of the year when dead sea grass are floating on beaches. I was thinking that it's probably the effect of the typhoon which is happening nearby countries. I've been to few beaches but I don't remember seeing dead sea grass this much. The moment I opened my curtain, I saw them floating near the shore, “fisherman are not affected as its not really covering a lot of the sea.” say's the hotel staff.
The
fresh water kills the sea grass -- meaning some sea life must go
elsewhere. "It's
essential for their survival. Whether it be for their reproduction or
just as a refuge for their habitat, without those sea grasses they
can no longer reproduce or use those areas.”
It
was indeed a cleaning up time on for the beaches. I was looking at
them collecting the brown sea grass and putting them on the boats to
dispose. The cleaning took at least few days. For now, the dead sea
grass come and go but at least it's not a lot like the other weeks.
I've seen that tourist are enjoying their time because they have
access to the sea.
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