Lifeguard: Keep an eye out for these flags on the beach

the Distance to the red and yellow lifeguard flags are crucial for how quickly help can arrive. So keep you within them.

So clear is the message from The Kystlivredningstjeneste after a tragic incident on the beach at Hornbæk, which ended up to cost a 55-year-old man's life last week.

He was, according to TV2 Lorry found almost lifeless approximately 750 metres from the livredderne, and it made it hard for them to discover, and not least to arrive in time.

Across from the media comes livredderchef John Mogensen, therefore, with a plea for the danes:

- Bath between the flags. And when you come, so came and knock on the door and ask if there is anything particular to watch out for, says John Mogensen to TV2 Lorry.

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Livredderchefen points out that the safety conditions are also often better on the part of the beach, where livredderne holder.

- We come faster, the equipment, as they need to, and the ambulances have usually very good easily accessible the places where we are, he says to the media.

another good habit, which, according to John Mogensen should tillære is to check the flags on the livreddernes towers. They are used namely to tell the spa guests, whether it is fine or dangerous to bathe.

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