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Will you be heading to the beach in Hawaii?
Here are six things you need to know.
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Doctor advises visitors to take it easy in paradise
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A local doctor is warning tourists not to over-do it on their trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
Governor Josh Green signs water safety bills into law
HONOLULU (Island News) — In a significant move to enhance water safety awareness and honor Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii’s waterman, Governor Josh Green, M.D., signed two important bills into law on May 15, 2024.
Ocean Safety urges caution after busy weekend of high surf, water rescues
High surf conditions in Honolulu led to 13 rescues by Honolulu Ocean Safety, including a trio of friends. The advisory extended for south shores, with surf heights in the 4 to 6-foot range and strong currents. Officials advised everyone to check in with lifeguards.
Blangiardi signs resolution creating stand-alone Ocean Safety Department
City administrators, members of the Honolulu City Council and working and former lifeguards gathered Wednesday afternoon in front of Honolulu Hale to commemorate the signing of Resolution 24-103, which created a stand-alone city Ocean Safety Department, effective immediately.
Lifeguarded Beaches in Hawaii
There are many beaches where you can have fun while under the watchful eye of a trained lifeguard. Going to a lifeguarded beach can save your life in the event of an emergency.
Get Current Beach Conditions
Get timely and accurate conditions at lifeguarded beaches in Hawaii from HawaiiBeachSafety.com. Updated every 15 minutes based on forecasts by the National Weather Service.
Drowning & Spinal Cord Injury Facts
Participating in ocean activities can be dangerous, and the risk of drowning and spinal cord injury is always present. Drowning and spinal cord injury are both preventable; don’t become the next statistic.
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