Signs are in place warning people to avoid contact with the water - and told to keep their pets away - at Lochore Meadows after a number of fish died.
WARNING signs to stay away from the water are still in place at Lochore Meadows after a number of fish died.
Fife Council advised visitors to the country park to avoid the loch – and keep their pets away from it – after hygiene concerns were raised on Friday.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) took samples and signs were erected.
The council's community manager, Kevin Sayer, said: "Water hygiene testing is being carried out at Lochore Meadows to try and establish why a number of fish in the loch have died.
"As a precautionary measure, we are currently advising visitors and their pets to avoid contact with the water."
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