Time for a dip: Now do the beach baths to open again

a Few days before the end of the first day of summer, it is clear that one of the great summer activities in the cities of the country can open: Port and the beach baths.

Police and health authorities have given the outdoor swimming pools are allowed to open after prolonged closure. It writes the Danish Svømmebadsteknisk Association in a press release.

Specifically, this means that all outdoor swimming pools open now. It must be said that today's good news, writes the association in a press release.

According to the association, health authorities have confirmed that 'it is entirely healthy safe to open the beach baths'. The reopening will, however, be made with the stricter guidelines from the national Police.

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This means, among other things, that there must not be taught or held events with over ten participants. If you are used to go to water aerobics or play water polo in the beach baths, must, therefore, arm themselves with patience a little longer.

on the other hand, given the green light to the 'regular presence' in the beach baths. The police will, however, still keep an eye on guests taking into account each other.

- the Police has the right to issue an injunction, if there are more than ten people in such a way that after the police discretion poses a particular risk for infection with the covid-19, writes the national Police, according to Danish Svømmebadsteknisk Association in the guidelines.

in Addition, the national Police asked the baths to keep the omklædnings and bathrooms closed a little longer, and it becomes, in other words, not possible to dress on after a dip.

however, It is not certain that you already during the weekend can get a cooling dip. More swimming pool - among other things Bavnehøj and Bellehøjbadene in Copenhagen awaiting further instructions:

- At the present time awaiting a reply from the authorities on the reopening date and guidelines for how we take care of our svømmegæster, when we are again allowed to open, write Corna Andersen-One from the municipality of Copenhagen to the Extra Blade.

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