US EditionHigh Waves Hit Maltese Islands: Public Urged To Stay Out Of Water
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The Beykoz District Governor's Office announced that swimming at the district's beaches is prohibited on Thursday, July 10, due to the risk of high waves. The ban was implemented for the safety of citizens.
Warnings Of Dangerous Seas & Strong Waves Issued
Beachgoers are being strongly advised to stay out of the sea today due to hazardous conditions across the Mediterranean. Authorities from the Emergency Response Rescue Corps have confirmed that most beaches are displaying double red flags, signalling a complete ban on swimming. According to meteorological reports, wave heights are expected to reach up to two metres by this afternoon. These severe sea conditions, combined with strong currents, pr…
High Waves Hit Maltese Islands: Public Urged To Stay Out Of Water
The Emergency Response Rescue Corps (ERRC) warn of rough seas and high waves hitting the Maltese islands making swimming dangerous in most of Malta and Gozo. “Reports suggest waves could reach up to two meters this afternoon, making sea conditions highly dangerous. These powerful waves and strong currents pose a serious risk, even for strong … Continued
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