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City of Cape Town pleads with beach-goers to celebrate New Year responsibly

30 December 2021, 12:20 PM  |
Lynne Arendse Lynne Arendse |  @SABCNews
File Photo : People at a beach in Richards Bay, KZN.

File Photo : People at a beach in Richards Bay, KZN.

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File Photo : People at a beach in Richards Bay, KZN.

The City of Cape Town has urged beach-goers to celebrate the New Year responsibly.

Mayoral Committee Member for Community Services and Health, Patricia van der Ross, says law enforcement teams will be out on New Year’s Day to ensure that people abide by the disaster regulations and that no alcohol is consumed on beaches.

Van der Ross has urged people to only swim on designated spots.

She says, “Please note that our pools have reduced capacity due to COVID-19 protocols, and if you opt to go to the beach, please visit one of the many areas where lifeguards are stationed. Swim between the flags only, and listen to the instructions of our lifeguards.”

“They are there for your protection. Our Identikidz staff will also be on duty, and I urge parents to make use of the service. I also want to thank those families who have participated in the project. Already we have reunited nearly 150 children who became separated from their families.”

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