In yesterday’s blog, we brought you the news that a man in his 20s had died after being swept off the Wyadup Rocks, also known as the Injidup Natural Spa.
Now, a Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions spokesperson has today told WAtoday it will review existing safety measures at the popular tourist destination.
A warning sign at Injidup Natural Spa.DBCA
“These measures include visitor risk signage, angel rings and rock anchors currently installed at the site,” the spokesperson said.
“DBCA rangers actively monitor safety signage and regularly assess it against visitor risk as part of the Visitor Risk Management program.”
There are at least eight risk‑related signs at the immediate site, with additional signage in nearby locations, including Wyadup South.
DBCA has confirmed it will liaise with WA Police as required in relation to the tragedy.