A concerning situation has emerged on the East Coast, as medical waste, including hypodermic needles, pill bottles, and other debris, has washed ashore from Delaware to Maryland and Virginia, prompting beach closures and health warnings. The Delaware and Maryland Departments of Natural Resources have restricted swimming and advised visitors to avoid the ocean due to potential hazards. The source of the medical waste remains unknown, with investigations ongoing as officials attempt to ensure beach safety. Meanwhile, in California, Bolinas Beach has been closed after human waste was discovered seeping from nearby cliffs, leading to public health concerns as tests confirmed the presence of E. coli. Marin County officials are investigating multiple potential sources of the sewage leak and have declared the situation a serious public health issue. Both incidents highlight increasing concerns about environmental safety at popular beach destinations.