Night
swimming is not prohibited at the seas of Boracay.
Life Guard
Supervisor Miguel “Mike” Labatiao said this in an interview on Friday, October
19.
However when
the waves are high and when swimming is dangerous for the public, swimmers are
being warned by the Police, Municipal Auxiliary Police (MAP), especially by
resort staff who are on duty at night.
Those who
would like to swim at night even after being warned could be considered as swimming
at their own risk.
Nevertheless,
although there are few incidents of drowning at night, the possibility of
drowning is not being underestimated.
A signage of “No Swimming” is apparently going
to be made and posted along the beach during bad weather to warn tourists of
the danger.
Labatiao added
that since the number of Life Guards will be increased, the Local Government of
Malay is studying the possibility of making the duty of Life Savers to be 24
hours a day, 7 days a week
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