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The rising number of drownings on Libyan beaches remains a recurring problem despite ongoing warnings about the dangerous sea conditions and rough waters. Many young people and parents insist on swimming despite these risks due to psychological, social, and cultural factors. Psychology experts observe that impulsive behavior, a desire for control, underestimation of the danger, and weak family and community awareness all contribute to the repetition of such incidents. While laws emphasize regulating beach usage and imposing fines on violators, weak compliance and insufficient awareness limit the effectiveness of these measures. Solutions require combined community and family efforts, continuous education, increased supervision, and stronger enforcement of regulations to reduce drowning accidents.
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