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Government bans swimming in public beaches after 5:30 pm

Last updated: January 5, 2023 8:17 am
Jessicah Mwambia 3 years ago
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The government has banned swimming in public beaches across the country after 5:30pm. 

Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya has also banned swimming by individuals who are drunk.

Speaking at Kongo Beach in Kwale County, CS Mvurya said there is a multi-agency team from relevant agencies that has been instructed to enforce the ban in the Indian Ocean and Lake Victoria.

He further warned that the officers will start a crackdown on unseaworthy boats, enforce proper use of life jackets and inspect the jackets standards.

The CS said that the ministry is aware of some beach operators using unsafe vessels due to high numbers of holiday makers.

The directive follows an incident at Pirates Beach in Mombasa where 11 family members were involved in a boat tragedy that left two dead.

In the Sunday evening accident, the family lost two of their relatives, a man and a woman while one member is still in the Intensive Care Unit.

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