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Published on 2024-04-18 23:23:49
The sea continues to claim lives. This time, two middle school students have been declared missing. According to the president of the lifeguards, Ibrahima Fall, seven people have lost their lives during this time. Yesterday, two young students lost their lives at the Gadaye beach.
The seriousness of the situation has prompted Ibrahima Fall to alert parents and teachers about the students’ break times. He is calling on the competent authorities to take action and to train and hire young lifeguards to monitor the beaches. This morning, two bodies were discovered and taken to the Dalal Jam hospital in Guédiawaye.
The president’s plea highlights the importance of water safety and the need for increased vigilance on the beaches, especially during school outings. The tragic loss of young lives serves as a reminder of the dangers posed by the sea, emphasizing the crucial role of lifeguards in preventing such incidents. Authorities must take proactive measures to prevent further tragedies from occurring and ensure the safety of beachgoers, particularly children.
It is a heartbreaking reminder of the risks associated with water activities and the urgent need for improved safety measures. The community must come together to prioritize water safety and support initiatives that aim to prevent such tragedies in the future.
This serves as a wake-up call for all stakeholders to take collective action in ensuring the safety of individuals, especially children, when engaging in water-related activities. Let us heed this warning and work together to prevent further loss of lives in tragic incidents like this.
Read the original article(French) on Senegal Direct
