Coastal Safety refers to the measures, guidelines, and practices implemented to protect individuals and communities from hazards associated with coastal environments, such as beaches, shorelines, and maritime activities. This includes strategies to prevent accidents, injuries, and fatalities related to swimming, boating, surfing, and other recreational activities. Coastal safety involves awareness of natural dangers like rip currents, tides, and storms, as well as safety protocols for emergency response, signage, lifeguard services, and public education. The goal is to ensure a safe experience for those who enjoy coastal areas while minimizing risks from environmental hazards and human activities.
Weather Alert for Coastal Safety The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued an urgent warning about potential waves reaching heights of up to one meter along the coast. Residents and visitors…