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Ambon Bay
Ambon Bay
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Ambon Bay
Ambon Bay
The Bacterium
Escherichia Coli (E
coli) and Coliform
Bacteria
Based LIPI research, water quality in the Bay of Ambon poorly
with the number density of 3,300 cells of the bacterium
Escherichia coli (E coli) and total coliform bacteria 27,100 cells
per 100 milliliters of water in a sample. The study sample was
taken at eight locations, including Batumerah Market, Water
Salobar, mid outer Ambon Bay, and the Great Hatiwe.
When referring to the Minister of Environment Decree No. 51
Year 2004 on Sea Water Quality Standard for Marine Life,
Marine Tourism, and the Port, the maximum threshold density
of both bacteria were far below those findings. For marine
tourism, for example, the upper threshold density E coli should
not exceed 200 cells per 100 milliliters of marine water into
the sample. The total coliform density also should not be more
than 1,000 cells on each 100 military water
Ambon Bay
Ambon Bay
Metal
Cadmium
Tests conducted seawater November 2013 stated Ambon
Bay is polluted metal cadmium, this means that the level of
contamination is quite concerned.
Cadmium is one of the heavy metals are dangerous
because these elements are at high risk for blood vessel.
Cadmium effect on humans in the long term and can
accumulate in the body, especially the liver and kidneys. In
principle at low concentrations against harmful effect on
the lungs, emphysema and chronic renal tubular disease.
Cadmium is more easily accumulated by plants as
compared to other heavy metal ions such as lead. These
heavy metals lead and mercury joined together, which has
the highest degree of danger to human health.
Ambon Bay
Ambon Bay
The Dinoflagellate Fitoplakton
Classes, Species Pyrodinium
Bahamense var.Compressum
Parties Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) Ambon again
urge residents to be vigilant and not to consume fish and bia
harvested from Gulf waters in Ambon.
In the 1993, occurred the death of three young children and
more than 30 people ill after consuming bia harvested in Ambon
Bay. It was caused by the dinoflagellate fitoplakton classes,
species pyrodinium bahamense var.compressum found in
abundance in the Bay of Ambon which causes toxins or toxic to
humans who consume bia in the waters of the Bay of Ambon.
Instead of that, a resident of Kampung Air Sink, named La
Snoy Frog Ponds also had suffered poisoning on July 10, 2012
and treated in the hospital for almost a Kwik Otto week, but has
now recovered.
Ambon Bay
He had suffered felt dizzy, seizures, talk incoherently and
vomiting after consumption bia taken from TAD.
Fitoplakton harmful influence directly related to the variety of
life in the waters, so as to anticipate, residents are advised not
to consume fish and bia first of TAD.
Previously, through the Research Center for Oceanography
LIPI Technical Implementation Unit of Marine Life Conservation
Center has been to release the phenomenon of toxic algae
(Red Tide) in the Gulf in Ambon.
If fish and bia caught in the waters of the Bay of Ambon in the
area consumed will cause poisoning, can even cause death.
Based on a quick analysis of fund research conducted by LIPI
on Thursday, July 12 2013, showed an explosion of harmful
phytoplankton genus pyrodium spp, and Alexandrium. Spp.
With an abundance exceeding two million cells per liter of
water.
Provisional estimates the LIPI, it is because the red tide in the
Bay of Ambon. Because the overall analysis of the data pointed
it is very abundant phytoplankton as a result of nutrient
enrichment due to the high input of fresh water through run-off
Ambon Bay
Ambon Bay
Plankton danger occurs when humans consume fish
and other marine products, especially shellfish because
the rate of accumulation of toxins in shellfish is very
high
Asked serious attention of government and the citizens
of the dangers of toxic plankton. Attention residents,
indicated by observing changes in ocean color becomes
reddish or yellowish, greenish, orange and brown.
The color of the sea water is not polluted and harmful
species that labor does not exceed the threshold, so it
should be a concern citizens.
The existence of Phytoplankton it can lead to loss of
some specific fish habitat, particularly those with a
radar to the toxin, they tend to shy away to another
place.
Ambon Bay
Ambon Bay is currently in very critical condition. This can
be seen by the greatness of the three components of marine
eco-systems, such as mangrove forests, sea grass beds and
coral ridge increasingly extinct, due to the degradation of
coastal ecosystems affected, land clearing and erosion and
population growth.
This was disclosed by Head of the Indonesian Institute of
Sciences (LIPI) Ambon, Augy Syahailatua the Working
Meeting (Meeting) with Commission III DPRD Ambon City,
Friday (27/7/2013).
Raker meeting that took place in Ambon LIPI, the
Chairman of the Parliament led Ambon, Reinhard Toumahuw.
Present in the meeting, the Department of Fisheries,
Department of Forestry nian Party, and Peter nWill,
Parks and Health, Office of Environmental Impact Control
and Bappeda Ambon, LIPI researchers and teaching staff of
the Faculty of Fisheries Unpatti Alex Soselissa
Ambon Bay
1996
2007
2008
2009
1.Eri
76
59
34,4
39,4
65,06
2.Kota Jawa
69
25
53,1
53,6
67,72
3.Liliboi
69
35
28,4
22,30
40,6
4.Silale
61
51
5.Air Salobar
60
10
6.Poka
56
62,6
43,38
7.Hative Besar
53
22
22
22,51
8.Batu Capeo
23
10
23,5
23,2
20,36
1.Halong
33
10
19
20
38,8
2.Kate-Kate
23
9,6
A. Outer
Ambon
Bay
B.
In Ambon
Bay
July 2012
"People need to know this type of algae,
because it is not toxic to humans directly,
but through other marine life that have
been infected by it., Besides Pyrodinium
sp., Which can be toxic to marine life and
humans living in Ambon Bay is toxic
plankton or of the type of Plankton
Phytoplankton Dino Fragilata
In contrast to Pyrodinium that infect
marine life through water, Plankton Dino
Fragilata residing in the flesh of marine
life, such as fish and cause the death of
the animal.