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    The document provides safety tips for swimming at sea, including waiting 30 minutes after eating before swimming, applying sunscreen, avoiding fast water currents, and not swimming after drinking alcohol or taking drugs. It advises having someone watch swimmers, checking for lifeguards and flags indicating water conditions, and getting out of the water quickly if feeling cold. Guidelines are given for what to do if seeing sharks or starting to drown, such as asking for help or keeping calm.

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    The document provides safety tips for swimming at sea, including waiting 30 minutes after eating before swimming, applying sunscreen, avoiding fast water currents, and not swimming after drinking alcohol or taking drugs. It advises having someone watch swimmers, checking for lifeguards and flags indicating water conditions, and getting out of the water quickly if feeling cold. Guidelines are given for what to do if seeing sharks or starting to drown, such as asking for help or keeping calm.

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    SAFETY AT SEA.

    PREPARATION.

    *Wait 30 minutes after eating before you swim.

    *Use sunscreen waterproof.

    *Don’t enter fast flowing water.

    * Never get in the water if you have been drinking alcohol.

    *If you don’t know how to swim, you must stay on the shore.

    *Ask someone to watch you while you are swimming.

    *Don’t swim with high tide.

    *Check for lifeguards on the beach.

    *Never get in the water if you have been taken drugs.

    * Look at the flags before swimming (green: you can swim, yellow: you can swim
    carefully, red means that the water is closed to swimming).

    IN THE SEA.

    *Get out of water as soon as you star to feel cold

    *Don’t’ dive into deep water.

    * If you see sharks, try swimming very fast to shore.

    IF YOU DROWN.

    *Try to ask for help

    *If you are alone, keep calm and remember you can swim.

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