Drownings in a sentence

Despite recent water tragedies, drownings are on a downward trend in B.C. although young foreign nationals continue to die in our lakes and rivers – with 12 drownings recorded since July 2006.

The number of drownings in the Netherlands decreased significantly since 1950, when there were over 500 drownings.

A new report reveals a concerning spike in bystander rescue drownings.

David Albornoz was honored as the National Drowning Prevention Association’s first “Water Safety Champion” for his work preventing drownings in St. Paul, especially among children of color.

Furthermore, 60 per cent of these drownings occurred in a swimming pool.

He said IS showed intolerance, brutality and extreme violence in torture, beheadings, drownings and “other outrages”.

In that same period, 23 coastal drownings have been recorded, seven of which occurred in a devastating six-day period between Wednesday February 8 and Monday February 13.

On average, the province sees 22 drownings each year, said Christopher Love, a safety management co-ordinator with the Lifesaving Society Manitoba.

While most drownings are nonfatal, they can result in long-term health problems and hospital stays.

A outdoor pool built on behalf of the Duke of Bedford, apparently to teach his workers to swim after a number of drownings in his lakes.

Fortunately, there were no drownings, but it was a challenge for our staff,” said Bisbee.

Four-in-five accidental drownings were men.

How can I help prevent child drownings?

Peden also found that roughly 40 percent of drownings happened in the presence of another child, perhaps because the presence of a sibling or friend provides a false sense of security.

Royal Life Saving Australia data shows the number of drownings has spiked this year.

The drownings and the discrepancies over responsibility for their rescue underscores the political disputes over responding to the migration crisis at the U.S. southwestern border.

A prominent Narre Warren swim school has raised fears about an increase in child drownings if restrictions on swimming lessons aren’t eased.

Between 1994 and October this year, 203 people have died in drownings and boating incidents at Lake Lanier, according to Mark McKinnon of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Drownings increase too—by 14%—simply because people are swimming more.

Hoben issued the policy against CPR on April 11. It includes exceptions — for those under 18, for pregnant women, for survivors of near-drownings.