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Lifeguards rescue 588 beachgoers amid dangerous rip currents

July 18, 2024 | Events, Volusia County, Florida



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Lifeguards rescue 588 beachgoers amid dangerous rip currents
As summer heats up in Volusia County, officials are urging beachgoers to prioritize safety during the busy holiday weekend. Recent discussions highlighted a staggering 588 rescues made by lifeguards over the Fourth of July weekend, underscoring the dangers posed by strong rip currents.

Local authorities are emphasizing the importance of swimming in designated areas monitored by lifeguards. They encourage residents and visitors alike to download the Volusia Beaches app for real-time updates and safety information.

In addition to water safety, officials are reminding the public to stay vigilant against the heat, advising families to monitor themselves, their children, and pets during the sweltering summer days. As the community prepares for a weekend of beach activities, the message is clear: safety should always come first.

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