2023-09-14 00:40:30
Rosarito, BC- So far this year four people have drowned in Rosarito, but None of them died within the so-called armored zone, which covers the central beach, explained Carlos García Ames, director of Civil Protection and Firefighters.
The official announced that the temporary lifeguard contract ends on September 30, so the number will decrease considerably, although there will be three lifeguards per shift to cover 24 hours.
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García Ames explained that each year an average of 15 lifeguards are hired for the summer season that is about to end, which is the stage with the most surveillance on the beach, so he asked visitors to take extreme precautions during your stay, since surveillance tours will only be carried out starting in October.
He explained that unfortunately in these months of the year four people have died due to drowning, all of them on beaches where there was no lifeguard surveillance and although it is requested that Do not enter the sea on those types of beaches, People don’t pay attention and misfortunes happen.
The official explained that it is important for people to be aware of the decline of lifeguards and follow the recommendations to have a safe stay on the beaches.
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