UAE lifeguards compete for title

Competitors from across the UAE are putting their skills to the test, for the 10th annual National Lifeguard Championship in Fujairah. 26 teams, including, for the first time five women’s teams, must showcase their fitness, leadership and teamwork across challenges to win the title. Chairman of the National Lifeguard Championship Patrick Anataki says lifeguards are professionals with an important role to play in water safety.

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