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Outdoor swimming can be an enjoyable and cost-free activity, especially when the weather warms up. However, it carries its own dangers. Last month’s heatwave saw at least 18 people lose their lives while swimming in open water, many of whom were teenagers. Experts in water safety have shared straightforward advice with BBC News aimed at helping swimmers stay safe while still having fun outdoors.
The consensus among specialists is clear: swimming in areas with lifeguard supervision is the safest option. Lifeguarded beaches provide a layer of protection that unsupervised spots cannot. Steve Hall, a volunteer with Hornsea Rescue in East Yorkshire, emphasizes the importance of avoiding avoidable risks. He prefers to swim with his daughters, who are confident swimmers, only at beaches with lifeguards or in designated wild swimming areas. Swim England also offers a comprehensive list of open
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