It's not just the ocean: Why rivers, dams and pools remain drowning dangers
According to the NSRI, many people mistakenly believe dams are safer because the water appears calm.
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Alcohol consumption and a lack of life jackets during recreational activities such as fishing and boating also contribute to drowning incidents. Beaches remain high-risk but have safety measures Although drownings continue to occur at South African beaches, experts argue that many popular coastal swimming areas are comparatively safer because of the presence of trained lifeguards, clearly demarcated swimming zones and established rescue services.
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Alcohol consumption and a lack of life jackets during recreational activities such as fishing and boating also contribute to drowning incidents.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Beaches remain high-risk but have safety measures Although drownings continue to occur at South African beaches, experts argue that many popular coastal swimming areas are comparatively safer because of the presence of trained lifeguards, clearly demarcated swimming zones and established rescue services.
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