Ministry of Emergency Situations urges population to observe safety measures on beaches
Ministry of Emergency Situations urges population to observe safety measures on beaches
In connection with the onset of the beach season, the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Azerbaijan has appealed to the population to observe safety measures during recreation on the sea coast.
In particular, it recalls the prohibition to swim in the sea in places that are not beach zones.
It is not allowed to swim beyond the marked boundaries of the bathing zone, go into the sea in windy weather, spend the night on the beach, visit beaches in an inebriated state, commit rude acts in the water, fish on the beach.
Besides, it is not allowed to use boats and small vessels on the beaches, except for rescue equipment.
The appeal also recommends not to leave children unattended on the beach, not to neglect warning signs and placards, requirements of lifeguards.
Social
-
Residents of the Apsheron Peninsula and Baku have raised concerns over persistently low voltage in their electricity supply, with readings from stabilizers showing levels between 150-190 volts, significantly below the contracted standard of 220 volts promised by Azerishig, the national electricity provider.
-
On the night of 22 June, intense downpours with hail continued in many regions of the country.
-
On the night of 22 June, intense downpours with hail continued in many regions of the country.
-
On June 23, precipitation is possible in Baku and Absheron during the day, with a southwesterly wind. The air temperature is +28+33 degrees, forecasters of the Ministry of Ecology reported. Heavy rainfall will continue in the regions of the country, the wind is easterly. In the lowlands, the daytime air temperature will be +31+36 degrees, in the mountains +17+22 degrees.
Leave a review