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"Beach safety officials warned beachgoers of hazardous rip current conditions at Central Florida beaches on Labor Day.Dozens of people had to be rescued in Brevard and Volusia counties over the weekend because of rough rip currents, which are expected to continue Monday.\u201CYou can\u2019t swim against the current. Try and swim parallel to shore, wave for help, float if you have to, but don\u2019t try and swim into the rip current. You could get exhausted and that\u2019s when a drowning occurs,\u201D said Beach Safety and Ocean Rescue Capt. Tammy Marris.Sections of the beaches in Volusia County are closed to drivers during the high tide because of risk of drivers getting stuck in the soft sand.For the beach areas that do permit cars, the speed limit is 10 mph. Beach patrol said the speed limit will be enforced with radar on Labor Day.Most watched: Man flips American flag, angers neighborsSwimmers are encouraged to stay close to the lifeguard towers, which will be manned through the day.14277264"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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