Simons Town naval activity advisory covers local coast

A Simon’s Town naval activity advisory asks the public to avoid the coastal stretch between Boulders Beach and Elsie’s Peak during scheduled military activity on Monday, 19 October,*** Cape {town} Etc*** reports.

The notice, shared by Simonstown Community Group on Facebook and attributed to the Naval Base Simon’s Town Media Liaison Office, names boat owners, other water users and beachgoers among those who should steer clear of the area.

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The advisory lists two activity windows: Sunday, 18 October, from 09:00 to 13:00 and Monday, 19 October, during the same hours. The Sunday period has passed, leaving Monday’s four-hour window relevant to people planning coastal activities.

What visitors and water users should know

The** naval** office has asked members of the public to remain clear of the area for their own safety. False Bay Yacht Club members and clients have also been specifically asked to take note of the advisory.

The notice does not provide further details about the scheduled military activity or indicate whether nearby access points will be closed. The public is therefore advised to follow the request and avoid the named area during the specified hours.

Anyone requiring further information can contact the Naval Base Simon’s Town Media Liaison Office on 021 787 4735 or 083 626 3541.

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