Avoid swimming during high tide, high waves and choppy waters, says PD Municipal Council


SEREMBAN: Those going to beaches in Port Dickson for outings during the long festive holidays are advised to stay away from swimming during high tide, choppy waters or spiralling high waves, for safety reasons.

Port Dickson Municipal Council president Mohd Zamri Mohd Esa said individuals or families are welcomed to spend their holidays with their families at 11 beaches in the Port Dickson district, but preventive measures must be followed, to avoid any untoward incidents.

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