Lifeguards have banned swimming on the Romanian coast, flying red flags from Eforie to Mangalia because of strong currents.
Andreea Lificiu
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All along the Romanian coast, from Eforie to Mangalia, lifeguards have raised the red flag, prohibiting swimming due to bad weather conditions. Gendarmes are patrolling the beach to warn tourists not to enter the water, emphasizing the risks of strong currents, even if the waves are not very high. Over the St. Mary's weekend, four people died after ignoring the warnings. Authorities continue to monitor beaches for tourists' safety.
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