Water safety
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Bagnini (lifeguards) are not always on duty at pools or beaches. There is no widespread use of the flag system, or wind and current signals. Although Sicily’s waters are not particularly hazardous, it’s a good idea to consider all swimming as “at your own risk”. Call the coastguard in an emergency.
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