The City of Cape Town says its lifeguards are back on duty, from today, and says lifeguards will be stationed at 26 public swimming areas, between 10:00 and 18:00 daily, until 12 April 2021. Residents are reminded to only swim at beaches where lifeguards are present, and only in the areas demarcated for swimming.

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