Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparked controversy after swimming in Rock Creek, which is known for high bacteria levels due to sewage contamination. This action drew criticism as the National Park Service explicitly prohibits swimming in the creek due to health hazards like E. coli, which can cause serious illnesses. Kennedy's swim, enjoyed with family, went against health guidelines from the CDC and others, prompting a strong response from social media users highlighting the risks associated with swimming in polluted waters.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced backlash after swimming in Rock Creek, a body of water with high bacteria levels, signaling a lack of awareness about health risks.
National Park Service warns that swimming and wading in Rock Creek are prohibited due to hazardous bacteria levels that pose health risks to humans and animals.
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