Most beaches with double-red flag; "do not enter the water"

Malta Red Cross is advising the public to avoid swimming during thunderstorms, as doing so could be fatal. Additionally, it stated that most of the lifeguarded beaches in Malta are flying the double-red flag. The organisation insisted that due to a developing storm over the Maltese Islands, most of the lifeguarded beaches, which are flying ['"]

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