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Beach safety is a continuous effort involving local councils, lifeguards, and public awareness campaigns. Measures include clear signage about hazards like rip currents, designated swimming areas, and regular lifeguard patrols. Following tragic incidents like the one in Shoreham, authorities often review existing safety protocols to identify any improvements that can be made to protect beachgoers.
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