Staff Reporter
The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has called on South Africans to take part in a winter solstice plunge on or near 21 June to raise funds for its rescue bases and water-safety education.
The NSRI said volunteers remained on duty throughout the year and were “ready to spring into action at a moment’s notice, even on the coldest day of the year”.
“As the winter solstice approaches on Sunday, 21st June, marking the longest night of the year, the NSRI encourages you to embrace the chill and celebrate the return of longer days with an invigorating plunge,” the organisation said.
The institute invited individuals, families, colleagues, and community groups to join hundreds of people across South Africa by plunging into the sea, a tidal pool, a swimming pool, local dam, or taking part in an ice bucket challenge.
“Not only is this a test of endurance and
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