Water claims lives again in Odesa region — how many people have drowned.
In the Odesa region, there have already been four tragic cases of people dying in the water. This usually happens due to violations of safety rules.
This was reported on Sunday, July 20, by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Odesa region.
Water takes lives
Every year water takes people's lives. This summer, four people have already died in the Odesa region, and all tragedies occurred due to disobedience to safety rules.
'Summer is a time for relaxation, but unfortunately, every year water takes lives. The most terrible thing is that often these tragedies could have been avoided,' the SES reported.
Safety rules during swimming
Rescuers warn: one should only swim at official beaches where there are specialists and rescue equipment. There have been cases where people swam in dangerous places — and they were never seen again.
Children require special attention. The SES emphasizes: without supervision, children are at great risk. Even in shallow waters, a child can get into danger or become frightened.
Another reason for tragedies is alcohol. Many adults do not realize the danger, enter the water in an intoxicated state, and lose control. This often ends tragically.
It is essential to always follow safety rules on the water, especially during recreation near bodies of water. Ignoring specialists' advice can lead to unwanted consequences. Follow the rules to avoid tragic incidents.
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