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But obviously that significantly increased throughout the day to the point around midday/1pm where we had to stop operations. We brought in additional staff to try and support that dynamic risk assessment and make sure we were doing everything we could to prevent water – but it wasn’t possible. Councillor Brawn explained: “As you would expect LAL [Live Active Leisure] carries the usual fully comprehensive insurance that any other commercial organisation would have. However, following severe flooding of both Bell’s and the Perth Leisure Pool in August 2020, there is an exclusion on surface water flooding.

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