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Drones will be doing patrols over some of some of Sydney's most popular beaches to keep crowds COVID-safe this summer
by Emily Madison (2020-11-19)
Drones will be doing patrols over some of some of Sydney's most popular beaches to keep crowds COVID-safe this summer.
Aerial patrols will begin operating at 25 locations across Sydney's Northern Beaches this weekend.
The initiative is aiming to stop beaches becoming too busy by monitoring crowd numbers and feeding the information back to the council.
Council and police will then make a decision on whether or not to restrict access to certain areas.
Drones will be doing patrols over some of some of Sydney's most popular beaches to keep crowds COVID-safe this summer (Pictured a woman exits the surf at Bondi Beach on October 5)
The measure will run across the Northern Beaches local government area as part of a partnership with the council and Surf Life Saving NSW.
Patrols will start on Saturday from Clontarf in the south to Palm Beach in the North and 해외에이전시 cover Manly Beach, Shelley Beach, Freshwater and Curl Curl.
Drones or unmanned aerial vehicles will capture high-resolution images which will be sent to council and the Surf Life Saving New South Wales operations centre to record beach attendance.
Data will be uploaded online and residents can view information on the The initiative is aiming to stop beaches becoming too busy by monitoring crowd numbers and feeding the information back to the council (Pictured: Large crowds enjoy the sunshine at St Kilda Beach on November 3)
Beachgoers (pictured at Bondi Beach on October 5) will need to adhere to the four square metre rule, and abstain from gatherings of more than 20 people in public Beachgoers will need to adhere to the four square metre rule, and abstain from gatherings of more than 20 people in public. Northern Beaches Council Mayor, Michael Regan said council wants to keep the beaches COVID-safe and open through the summer. 'This partnership is a critical part of our summer COVID safety operations,' Mayor Regan said.'Our aim is to keep our popular beaches and parks open so locals and visitors alike can enjoy them to the full this summer. Aerial patrols (pictured) will begin operating at 25 locations across Sydney's Northern Beaches this weekend Council and police will then make a decision on whether or not to restrict access to certain areas (pictured: police patrol Bondi Beach in April)'Using this real-time data we can even more effectively manage our public spaces and reduce the COVID risk to beachgoers,' he said. Surf Life Saving New South Wales CEO Steven Pearce said drones have become an 'indispensable' tool for surf life saving operations. 'We've been working with councils on smart ways to keep beaches open this summer ahead of what's going to be a massive season on the New South Wales coastline,' Mr Pearce said.'Nobody, least of all surf lifesavers, wants to close beaches.' In the peak of the pandemic councils across Sydney were forced to close off and restrict access to beaches after crowds sparked health concerns.Photos of a packed out Bondi Beach at the end of March were condemned around the world for the lack of physical distancing measures. Photos of a packed out Bondi Beach at the end of March (pictured on March 20) were condemned around the world for the lack of physical distancing measuresWaverley Mayor Paula Masselos said she wants beachgoers to do the right thing. 'Certainly I hope that we don't have to close the beaches,' she told 'But if people don't do the right thing, and the beach has become too crowded then we'll have to look at how we manage those numbers because I don't want a repeat of what happened back in in March.'It comes as the weather bureau forecasts scorching temperatures and heatwave conditions across Australia. Bondi Beach was closed off to the public (pictured) on March 21 for more than a month after crowds continued ignoring social measures Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Jonathan How said it's going to up on Saturday.'The heatwave will only affect Queensland and for the rest of the south east, it will be a short burst of heat over one or two days,' Mr How told Daily Mail Australia. 'It will also heat up in from Saturday.From Sunday, it will push into Victoria and western parts of NSW. Sunday will see temperatures of up to 46C in Oonadatta in inland South Australia.'This heat has really been sitting over northern Australia over the past weeks.
This week, we're seeing a trough and a cold front dragging heat from northern Australia and dragging it southeast. 'This is a typical summer pattern. Going into Monday, we'll see the heat creep into NSW the ACT. This is the first sign of the summer to come.
We are in a La Niña, so we do expect it to be wetter than normal.'