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10 Tips to Prevent Drowning in August Floods
The "August Storm" weather phenomenon struck the beaches of Alexandria. It is a severe atmospheric disturbance that causes waves to reach approximately 5 meters in height, with wind speeds up to 70 km/h. It usually occurs in late August and lasts from two to three days. Authorities issued a decision to raise the red flag and evacuated all beaches, prohibiting entry to the sea to ensure the safety of citizens. The maximum alert level was activated, and rescue teams were tasked with monitoring the situation around the clock. The public was also reminded to adhere to safety instructions and not to swim during restricted times or while the red flag is flying.
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