Ministry of Emergency Situations has called the public to abide by safety regulations on the beaches, APA reported citing the Ministry's website.
According to the Ministry, it is prohibited on the beach: to swim in non-allocated areas; to swim beyond the marked swimming zone; to swim in a windy weather; to spend the night on the beach, to be on the beach drunk; to behave roughly in water; to catch fish on the beach; to sail boats and small vessels in the beach, only rescue boats are allowed.
It is noted that unsupervised children should not be on the beach, warning signs and the instruction plates should be observed, calls and demands of rescuers for your life safety should not be ignored.
“It is dangerous to continuously remain under the scorching sun and enter the water when it has gotten dark. Relaxation on the beaches is safer from 9 am to 8 pm. Remember: Rules indifference - is a threat to our lives! In the emergency situations call 112,” the Ministry said.
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