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At least 19 specialised marine anchors and other equipment used to secure temporary safety barriers at Pigeon Point Heritage Park have been stolen since April.
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has condemned the thefts as reckless and unacceptable, saying they undermine efforts to protect beachgoers.
He noted that the oil booms were installed on April 13th, just days after the jet ski incident that claimed the life of seven-year-old Angelica Jogie and left several of her family members injured.
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