🚨 Heads up, folks! 🚨 If you’re planning to hit the waters off the west coast of Wales, you might want to think again. For the next few days, the area around Cardigan Bay is a no-go zone due to live weapons firing exercises conducted by the MOD. From Tuesday to Thursday, between 9am and 3pm, the sea will transform into an “extremely hazardous area.” Stay safe and steer clear!
This large section of the Irish Sea, between Ceredigion and the east coast of Ireland, is often used for military testing, but this week’s activities are particularly risky. Think low-flying aircraft, missile evaluations, and even bombings. It sounds like something out of an action movie, but it’s very real and safety is key.
If you’re in the area, keep an ear out for announcements over VHF radio to stay updated on when the coast is clear. And if you happen to see a Range safety vessel, just know they’re doing their best to keep everyone out of harm’s way. Let’s give them a hand by steering well clear of these danger zones!
Remember, it’s crucial to follow these warnings to ensure everyone’s safety. Whether you’re a sailor, fisher, or just enjoying a coastal walk, be really mindful of these precautions. Spread the word and make sure your loved ones stay informed!
🛑 Stay safe, stay informed, and let’s all avoid the splash zone this week! 🌊💥