The Nha Trang Bay Management Board in Khanh Hoa Province has issued a warning urging residents and visitors not to swim in the coming days as rough sea conditions pose safety risks.
No swimming warning signs have been placed along Nha Trang beach (Photo: Trung Thi).
A board representative confirmed on November 10 that an official notice had been sent to businesses, accommodation providers and hotels in the area, asking them to warn guests and the public against entering the sea.
According to the notice, adverse weather conditions have caused large waves and rough seas along the coast.
To ensure public safety, the board has asked relevant organisations to inform visitors that swimming and all water-based sports, recreational and leisure activities must be avoided while heavy rain and flooding affect the coastal areas of Nha Trang.
The board has also called on businesses and accommodation providers to work with local rescue teams to inform and remind the public of the dangers, and prevent residents and tourists from approaching swimming beaches, coastal areas and other potentially hazardous locations while official warnings remain in force.
Authorities have installed multiple warning signs prohibiting swimming along the beach to alert residents and visitors.
The sea in Nha Trang is rough, with waves 1 to 2 metres high (Photo: Trung Thi).
Also on November 10, the Khanh Hoa Department of Agriculture and Environment issued a notice urging commune, ward and special-zone authorities, along with relevant agencies, to urgently implement measures to respond to widespread heavy rainfall forecast across the province from the night of November 8 through November 12.