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Do
Not swim at beaches not patrolled by lifeguards or
lifesavers.
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Do Not
bathe outside the red and yellow flags which mark the safe
swimming area.
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Do Not
bathe directly after a meal or under the influence of alcohol.
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Do Not
bathe when beach is closed. Observe the visual sign
"Danger - Reserve closed to bathing" and the red
flag.
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Do Not
bathe where there are no safety flags in position.
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Do Not
get excited if caught in a current or undertow, but raise one
arm up and float until help arrives.
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Do Not
struggle if seized with a cramp, but raise your arm for help,
float and keep the affected parts of your body perfectly
still.
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Do Not go
out far when a yellow flag is flying, it means the surf is
dangerous.
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Do Not
bathe if unsure of surf conditions, but seek the advice of the
lifeguard or lifesaver.
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Do Not
struggle against a rip or current, but swim diagonally across
it.
