Swimmers Told of Risks in Ghent Open Water Zones
Three new swimming areas have opened in Ghent, Belgium. People can swim there, but it is without supervision. Children under 10 are not allowed to swim.
The city of Ghent has created three new open water swimming zones. These zones are managed by Sfeerbeheerders vzw Waterland. Swimmers are being warned about the dangers of open water swimming. There are no lifeguards present at these locations. The areas are open to the public, but swimmers must take responsibility for their own safety.
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Highlights
Ghent Opens Three Swimming Zones
Three official swimming zones have opened in Ghent, Belgium.
No Lifeguards Present
The zones are open to the public without lifeguards.
Users Swim at Own Risk
Users are swimming at their own risk.
Children Under 10 Prohibited
Children under 10 are prohibited from using the areas.
Safety Warnings Given
Officials are warning swimmers about risks in open water zones.