Crime & Safety · Limassol
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Lifeguards in Limassol are raising concerns about a significant understaffing issue that poses a risk to public safety at local beaches. According to Sakis Nikolaou, the head of the Limassol lifeguard unit, nearly half of the lifeguard towers in the Limassol district are not staffed, increasing the potential danger for beachgoers.
The provincial administration is reportedly seeking expressions of interest to address this staffing crisis, as current levels of coverage are deemed insufficient to ensure the safety of visitors. The lack of lifeguards at key locations could lead to tragic consequences if immediate action is not taken. Lifeguards are calling for urgent intervention to prevent possible accidents during the busy summer season.
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