Local authorities and civil protection services raised black flags along Mahdia Beach in Kenitra this Saturday morning, indicating the dangers of swimming during the weekend due to strong disturbances in the sea.
They urged all visitors to completely refrain from swimming on Saturday, June 14, and Sunday, June 15, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the instructions of lifeguards present on the beach to ensure the safety of beachgoers.
This official warning comes as part of the precautionary measures taken by authorities during the summer season, particularly on days with high visitor numbers, to prevent any potential accidents or drowning incidents.
With rising temperatures expected in the coming days, Moroccan beaches are anticipated to see a significant influx of visitors, further underlining the importance of respecting warning signs and flags displayed on the beaches.
It is noteworthy that a black flag signifies a complete swimming ban, while other colored flags are used to indicate varying levels of sea safety, making it essential to respond to them to avoid fatal accidents.
