<prompt> Ke malebela afe a bohlokoa a tšireletso ao u ka a latelang lebōpong la leoatle?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What are important safety tips to follow at the beach? . Response in English: 1. Always Swim Near a Lifeguard: Lifeguards are trained to spot potential dangers and respond quickly to emergencies, so swimming near them increases your safety.2. Never Swim Alone: Always have a buddy with you so that if something goes wrong, one of you can go for help.3. Check for Rip Currents: Rip currents are powerful, narrow channels of fast-moving water. If caught in one, dont fight against it, swim parallel to the shore until you are out of the current.4. Learn to Swim: Knowing how to swim is vital when being in and around water. Make sure everyone in your group knows how to swim.5. Apply Sunscreen: Protect your skin from harmful UV rays by applying sunscreen regularly, at least every two hours and after swimming or sweating.6. Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water and take breaks in the shade to prevent heat exhaustion and dehydration.7. Follow Beach Rules and Warning Flags: Beaches usually have rules and flag systems to indicate the level of danger. Pay attention to them and follow them at all times.8. Monitor Children Closely: Keep a close eye on children and never leave them unattended, even if they are playing in shallow water.9. Watch for Marine Life: Be aware of potential marine life in the water, including jellyfish and sharks. Follow instructions given by lifeguards, signs posted, or local regulations.10. Avoid Alcohol: Alcohol impairs your judgment, coordination, and balance, and it increases your chances of accidents and drowning. Avoid consuming alcohol when going to the beach. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Kamehla U Sese Haufi le Mosireletsi: Bapholosi ba koetliselitsoe ho bona likotsi tse ka nang tsa hlaha me ba arabela ka potlako maemong a tšohanyetso, kahoo ho sesa haufi le bona ho eketsa tšireletseho ea hao. 2. Le ka mohla U se Ke Ua U Sesa U le Mong: Kamehla u be le motsoalle oa hao e le hore haeba ho e-na le phoso, e mong oa lōna a ka batla thuso. 3. Hlahloba Li-Rip Currents: Li-Rip Currents li matla, li-channel tse tšesaane tsa metsi a phallang ka potlako. Haeba u ka tšoaroa, u se ke ua e loantša, sesa u bapile ho ea lebōpong ho fihlela u tsoile metsing. 4. Ithute ho Sesa: Ho tseba ho sesa ke habohlokoa ha u le ka metsing le haufi le metsi. Etsa bonnete ba hore bohle sehlopheng sa hau ba tseba ho sesa. 5. Tlosa Setlolo se Tšireletsoang ho Letsatsi: Sireletsa letlalo la hao mahlaseling a kotsi a UV ka ho tlotsa setlolo se sireletsang letlalo letsatsing kamehla, bonyane lihora tse ling le tse ling tse peli le ka mora ho sesa kapa ho fufuleloa. 6. Stay Hydrated: Noa metsi a mangata me u phomole moriting ho thibela ho khathala ha mocheso le ho felloa ke metsi meleng. 7. Latela Melao ea Lebōpo le Lifolakha Tsa Temoso: Hangata mabōpo a leoatle a na le melao le litsamaiso tsa lifolakha ho bontša boemo ba kotsi. O di ele hloko, o di latele ka dinako tsohle. 8. Beha Bana leihlo ka Haufi: Beha bana leihlo ka hloko me le ka mohla u se ke ua ba siea ba le bang, esita leha ba bapala ka metsing a sa tebang. 9. Hlokomela Bophelo ba Leoatleng: Ela hloko lintho tse ka bang teng metsing a leoatleng, ho akarelletsa le li-jellyfish le lishaka. Latela litaelo tse fanoeng ke bapholosi, matšoao a behiloeng, kapa melao ea lehae. 10. Qoba Joala: Joala bo sitisa kahlolo ea hao, tšebelisano-moho le teka-tekano, me bo eketsa menyetla ea hore u hlaheloe ke likotsi le ho khangoa ke metsi. Qoba ho noa joala ha u ea lebōpong la leoatle. 