Lifeguards have warned beachgoers about the danger of rip currents after they rescued 10 swimmers from a sudden flash one at a Cornish beach. The RNLI said the swimmers had been dragged out of their ...

Lifeguards at Perranporth beach in Cornwall rescued 10 swimmers who were being swept out to sea by a rip current in one of several rescues over the weekend ...

RNLI lifeguard Seb Bartlett, who was swimming, noticed two or three swimmers being pulled out by a rip current and ...

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Beach flags and signs at lifeguard stands also indicate current hazards, yellow for moderate surf or currents, red for high hazard, and purple for dangerous marine life.

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Yellow flags were in most areas, indicating a moderate surf and currents, but red flags were raised in the areas closest to the pier, meaning possible fines for those who go into the water.

Swim between the red and yellow flags close and parallel to the shore as this is the area that the lifeguards are patrolling A red flag indicates that swimming is not advised ...

Green flag (🟢) – Low hazard. Go ahead and swim, but keep an eye on shifting sets and little ones. Yellow flag (🟡) – Moderate hazard. Stick to waist‑deep water and stay within easy earshot of the ...