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New kits for Durban lifeguards

Marine Lifesaving Club covers a broad section of the coastline including the stretch of beach from Addington Beach to uShaka Beach.

DURBAN Lifeguards received new kits at Marine Lifesaving Club on Sunday, August 8, during a ceremony hosted by Lifesaving KZN.

Alastair Bond, vice chairman of Lifesaving KZN, said Marine Lifesaving Club covers a broad section of the coastline including the stretch of beach from Addington Beach to uShaka Beach.

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“Our sponsor has issued more than 150 sets of kits to Marine Lifesaving Club. That is the number of active duty members we have patrolling the beaches. It’s a large section of beach to cover and the team is fantastic. We have a squad on duty every Saturday, Sunday and on public holidays,” said Bond.

Dhaya Sewduth (Lifesaving South Africa) with Alastair Bond (Lifesaving KZN).

“We want to thank our sponsor for coming on board with this sponsorship. The kits are going to look awesome,” he added.

Dhaya Sewduth, president for Lifesaving South Africa said the duty kit roll out will reach voluntary lifesaving clubs across South Africa ahead of their National Championships from October 2 to 9.

“Lifesaving South Africa runs the water smart programme, which involves educating school children on water safety and drowning prevention. We sponsor unemployed lifeguards to go and teach water safety in schools,” added Sewduth.

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