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This media file captures a scene at a beach in South Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam. The primary subjects are people enjoying the beach and water, with a prominent green flag displaying Vietnamese text in the foreground. Several individuals, including children and adults, are seen swimming in the ocean, which has gentle waves. On the sandy beach, there are rescue stations with stacks of bright, neon green and orange life jackets neatly arranged on wooden structures. A signpost near the rescue station provides information in Vietnamese and English. The Vietnamese text indicates "Rescue Station No. 3" and lists operating hours: "Morning shift: from 4:30 AM - 10:00 AM" and "Afternoon shift: from 3:00 PM - 8:30 PM." It also states that life jackets are provided free of charge and should be returned after use. The English text reiterates these instructions. The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, suggested by the soft light and the long shadows cast on the sand. The weather seems pleasant, with a clear sky and calm sea conditions, ideal for beach activities. The overall atmosphere is relaxed and recreational, with people engaging in swimming and enjoying the coastal environment. The presence of the rescue station and life jackets emphasizes safety measures for beachgoers. The visible text confirms the location as a beach rescue point and provides operational details.
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