Emergency Management Service issues warning over storm on Black Sea cost
Swimming in the sea will be allowed only in case the red flags are replaced with white ones across the shore. Photo: Shutterstock
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A category 4 storm has hit the Black Sea coast with waves reach a height of three meters.
The Emergency Management Service has placed red flags across the shore at all lifeguard stations meaning that a temporary ban on swimming in the sea has been put into effect.
The ban will be in force until September 16 and swimming in the sea will be allowed only in case the red flags are replaced with white ones across the shore of the Black Sea.
A category 5 storm has hit the Black Sea coast. A temporary ban on swimming in the sea has been put into effect. Red flags have been placed across the shore at all lifeguard stations.
A powerful storm is lashing Georgia’s western Adjara and Guria regions where heavy rain and wind is causing havoc on infrastructure.
A powerful storm is lashing western Georgia’s Adjara region where heavy rain is causing havoc on infrastructure in Batumi.
Rescuers saved the lives of 16 people who were caught up in a major storm in Georgia’s west coast yesterday.
Georgian lifeguards have rescued 17 people on the Black Sea coast today – amongst whom were 12 foreign nationals and five minors. A 2-3 magnitude storm was recorded on Ureki beach today. Red flags were put out to inform the people that swimming conditions were dangerous.