The Health Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia provides the community with a series of precautionary measures and safety recommendations aimed at the care of bathers who visit the authorized beaches that have lifeguard services.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Before entering the water, it is essential to verify the depth and the condition of the bottom.
Observe the river current.
Avoid areas with logs, rocks, branches, or submerged objects.
Do not enter if the water is murky or swollen.
Bathers are requested to respect the signage, follow the instructions of security personnel and lifeguards, not to bathe in unauthorized sectors, and to pay attention to signs, flags, and preventive notices.
CARE OF CHILDREN AND VULNERABLE PERSONS
Special emphasis is placed on the care of children and vulnerable persons, who must always be accompanied by an adult, maintaining permanent supervision and using a life jacket in the case of minors or persons who do not know how to swim.
It is also reminded that it is prohibited to enter the water under the influence of alcohol or drugs, to dive headfirst, to engage in rough play or pushing, to throw dirt, and to enter the river at night.
SAFETY WHEN BATHING
Regarding water safety, it is recommended to enter progressively and safely, use a life jacket and appropriate footwear to avoid cuts or slips, and, in the face of adverse weather conditions such as rain, storms, or flooding, one must leave the water immediately, remembering that the river level can rise without prior notice.
In case of emergency, you are requested to ask for help from authorized personnel and not to attempt rescues without knowledge.
Furthermore, the Lifeguard Service reminded of the authorized beaches: “Los Sauces” and “Nebel”, hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Meanwhile, on the beaches of the Lago de Salto Grande, the resorts “Sol”, “Los Médicos”, “Palmeritas”, “Perdices”, and “Península Soler” are authorized, with hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Before entering the water, it is essential to verify the depth and the condition of the bottom.
Observe the river current.
Avoid areas with logs, rocks, branches, or submerged objects.
Do not enter if the water is murky or swollen.
Bathers are requested to respect the signage, follow the instructions of security personnel and lifeguards, not to bathe in unauthorized sectors, and to pay attention to signs, flags, and preventive notices.
CARE OF CHILDREN AND VULNERABLE PERSONS
Special emphasis is placed on the care of children and vulnerable persons, who must always be accompanied by an adult, maintaining permanent supervision and using a life jacket in the case of minors or persons who do not know how to swim.
It is also reminded that it is prohibited to enter the water under the influence of alcohol or drugs, to dive headfirst, to engage in rough play or pushing, to throw dirt, and to enter the river at night.
SAFETY WHEN BATHING
Regarding water safety, it is recommended to enter progressively and safely, use a life jacket and appropriate footwear to avoid cuts or slips, and, in the face of adverse weather conditions such as rain, storms, or flooding, one must leave the water immediately, remembering that the river level can rise without prior notice.
In case of emergency, you are requested to ask for help from authorized personnel and not to attempt rescues without knowledge.
Furthermore, the Lifeguard Service reminded of the authorized beaches: “Los Sauces” and “Nebel”, hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Meanwhile, on the beaches of the Lago de Salto Grande, the resorts “Sol”, “Los Médicos”, “Palmeritas”, “Perdices”, and “Península Soler” are authorized, with hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.