Volusia County's Rip Current Simulator: Safety First
Volusia County lifeguards unveil a revolutionary tool to educate swimmers about rip current dangers ahead of Spring Break. The nations first rip current simulator, designed for swimming pools, mimics powerful ocean pulls, allowing people to feel the force firsthand and learn safe escape methods. The portable device, costing around $6,300, is a game-changer as it helps swimmers understand the strength of these currents. Community education classes are planned, targeting big local hotels, with details soon to be announced. Stay safe by swimming parallel to shore to break free from a rip or floating and signaling for help if needed.
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