The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has urged beachgoers and other recreational water users to exercise extreme caution during the holiday season.
NSRI officials highlight the danger rip currents, in particular, hold.
They used a harmless green dye to demonstrate the characteristics and dangers of rip currents at Herolds Bay and Wilderness Beach recently.
“The NSRI is asking people, parents, and caregivers, please to look after your children. Watch them when they’re near water and in water. Drowning is silent – you have to be watching them to make sure that they don’t get into any difficulty,” said NSRI drowning prevention manager, Andrew Ingram.
-EWN
In other news – Enhle Mbali opens up on her miracle baby
South African star, Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa has opened up about her “miracle baby” and plans to expand her family in the future. The actress is a mother to two — Anesu, 11, and Asante, 7, from her previous marriage to Grammy-award-winning DJ and producer Nkosinathi “Black Coffee” Maphumulo.
In an Instagram live, Enhle got candid about when she was told she would never bear more children. “There was a point I was told I wasn’t going to bear more children and then a miracle happened and Asante was born”. Learn More
