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  1. Montana Teen Saves Drowning Man with Rodeo Lasso

    📰 Original title: Montana teen uses rodeo lasso to save man drowning in Yellowstone River

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    #incidents #montanarescue #drowningprevention

  2. Princess Charlene’s palace home looks so different in tribute to family heartbreak

    Princess Charlene’s Monaco home looked dramatically different over the weekend as the Prince’s Palace was illuminated in brilliant…
    #NewsBeep #News #Celebrities #AU #Australia #cousinRichard #drowningprevention #Entertainment #monaco #princesscharlene #PrincessGabriella
    newsbeep.com/au/826803/

  3. Princess Charlene’s palace home looks so different in tribute to family heartbreak

    Princess Charlene’s Monaco home looked dramatically different over the weekend as the Prince’s Palace was illuminated in brilliant…
    #NewsBeep #News #Celebrities #AU #Australia #cousinRichard #drowningprevention #Entertainment #monaco #princesscharlene #PrincessGabriella
    newsbeep.com/au/826803/

  4. 🚩 It's #WorldDrowningPreventionDay.

    Drowning claims more than 300,000 lives every year.
    That’s 30 people drowning every hour.

    But this tragedy is largely preventable.
    #DrowningPrevention = Save lives before the danger strikes https://bit.ly/4yEIAgY

  5. 🚩 It's #WorldDrowningPreventionDay.

    Drowning claims more than 300,000 lives every year.
    That’s 30 people drowning every hour.

    But this tragedy is largely preventable.
    #DrowningPrevention = Save lives before the danger strikes https://bit.ly/4yEIAgY

  6. 🚩 It's #WorldDrowningPreventionDay.

    Drowning claims more than 300,000 lives every year.
    That’s 30 people drowning every hour.

    But this tragedy is largely preventable.
    #DrowningPrevention = Save lives before the danger strikes https://bit.ly/4yEIAgY

  7. Drowning prevention is not the responsibility of any one person, profession or sector.
     
    We call every parent, worker, educator, regulator and neighbour to recognise the part we can play to prevent drowning https://bit.ly/4yxCRte

    #DrowningPrevention

  8. Drowning prevention is not the responsibility of any one person, profession or sector.
     
    We call every parent, worker, educator, regulator and neighbour to recognise the part we can play to prevent drowning https://bit.ly/4yxCRte

    #DrowningPrevention

  9. Drowning prevention is not the responsibility of any one person, profession or sector.
     
    We call every parent, worker, educator, regulator and neighbour to recognise the part we can play to prevent drowning https://bit.ly/4yxCRte

    #DrowningPrevention

  10. Drowning prevention is not the responsibility of any one person, profession or sector.
     
    We call every parent, worker, educator, regulator and neighbour to recognise the part we can play to prevent drowning https://bit.ly/4yxCRte

    #DrowningPrevention

  11. Drowning prevention is not the responsibility of any one person, profession or sector.
     
    We call every parent, worker, educator, regulator and neighbour to recognise the part we can play to prevent drowning https://bit.ly/4yxCRte

    #DrowningPrevention

  12. Being on the water is a fun way to stay active and cool in the summer, and water safety is a must!

    From July 19 to July 25 it’s Drowning Prevention Week, learn how to keep yourself and loved ones safe around water.

    #WaterSafety #DrowningPrevention

  13. Being on the water is a fun way to stay active and cool in the summer, and water safety is a must!

    From July 19 to July 25 it’s Drowning Prevention Week, learn how to keep yourself and loved ones safe around water.

    #WaterSafety #DrowningPrevention

  14. Being on the water is a fun way to stay active and cool in the summer, and water safety is a must!

    From July 19 to July 25 it’s Drowning Prevention Week, learn how to keep yourself and loved ones safe around water.

    #WaterSafety #DrowningPrevention

  15. Being on the water is a fun way to stay active and cool in the summer, and water safety is a must!

    From July 19 to July 25 it’s Drowning Prevention Week, learn how to keep yourself and loved ones safe around water.

    #WaterSafety #DrowningPrevention

  16. UK Heatwave Triggers Surge in Cold-Water Drowning Risks

    UK swimmers face high cold-water shock risks as heatwave warms air but not deep water. Emergency services warn of dangers in lakes and quarries.

    #UKHeatwave, #ColdWaterShock, #DrowningPrevention, #OutdoorSwimming, #WaterSafety

    newsletter.tf/uk-heatwave-cold

  17. Liên tiếp các trường hợp trẻ tử vong do đuối nước xảy ra chỉ trong vài phút, ngay cả ở hồ bơi cạn hoặc vùng nước nông. Bác sĩ cảnh báo, việc phát hiện muộn và sơ cứu sai cách như dốc ngược trẻ, móc họng, bóp bụng… là những sai lầm nguy hiểm, làm mất thời gian vàng cấp cứu. Khi phát hiện trẻ bị đuối, cần gọi cấp cứu ngay, bắt đầu hồi sức tim phổi (CPR) nếu cần, và giữ trẻ ấm, theo dõi sát đến khi nhân viên y tế tiếp nhận.

    #DrowningPrevention #AnToanChoTre #SơCứuĐúngCách #ChildSafety #DuoiNuoc #

  18. Liên tiếp các trường hợp trẻ tử vong do đuối nước xảy ra chỉ trong vài phút, ngay cả ở hồ bơi cạn hoặc vùng nước nông. Bác sĩ cảnh báo, việc phát hiện muộn và sơ cứu sai cách như dốc ngược trẻ, móc họng, bóp bụng… là những sai lầm nguy hiểm, làm mất thời gian vàng cấp cứu. Khi phát hiện trẻ bị đuối, cần gọi cấp cứu ngay, bắt đầu hồi sức tim phổi (CPR) nếu cần, và giữ trẻ ấm, theo dõi sát đến khi nhân viên y tế tiếp nhận.

    #DrowningPrevention #AnToanChoTre #SơCứuĐúngCách #ChildSafety #DuoiNuoc #

  19. Today is World #DrowningPrevention Day. These five actions can save lives: ✅secure access to water, ✅create safe spaces for children, ✅improve your swimming and water safety skills, ✅get training in safe rescue, ✅raise awareness in your community. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/DrowningPrevention2025

  20. Today is World #DrowningPrevention Day. These five actions can save lives: ✅secure access to water, ✅create safe spaces for children, ✅improve your swimming and water safety skills, ✅get training in safe rescue, ✅raise awareness in your community. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/DrowningPrevention2025

  21. Today is World #DrowningPrevention Day. These five actions can save lives: ✅secure access to water, ✅create safe spaces for children, ✅improve your swimming and water safety skills, ✅get training in safe rescue, ✅raise awareness in your community. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/DrowningPrevention2025

  22. Today is World #DrowningPrevention Day. These five actions can save lives: ✅secure access to water, ✅create safe spaces for children, ✅improve your swimming and water safety skills, ✅get training in safe rescue, ✅raise awareness in your community. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/DrowningPrevention2025

  23. Today is World Drowning Prevention Day. Every year, drowning claims hundreds of thousands of lives, most of these deaths being preventable. If you’ve taken action to prevent drowning, share it using #DrowningPrevention and tag @who.int. 👉 bit.ly/DrowningPrevention2025

  24. Today is World Drowning Prevention Day. Every year, drowning claims hundreds of thousands of lives, most of these deaths being preventable. If you’ve taken action to prevent drowning, share it using #DrowningPrevention and tag @who.int. 👉 bit.ly/DrowningPrevention2025

  25. Your story is powerful. 👍 When you share how you personally stay safe around water, you help make drowning prevention possible for others. These stories don’t just inspire. They inform. They save lives. Ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day, share your story using #DrowningPrevention & tag @‌WHO.

  26. Globally, between 2000 and 2021, drowning death rates fell by 38%.

    This shows that when we commit to prevention, we can succeed in saving lives.

    No tobacco enemas necessary.

    #DrowningPrevention #Progress

  27. Globally, between 2000 and 2021, drowning death rates fell by 38%.

    This shows that when we commit to prevention, we can succeed in saving lives.

    No tobacco enemas necessary.

    #DrowningPrevention #Progress

  28. Globally, between 2000 and 2021, drowning death rates fell by 38%.

    This shows that when we commit to prevention, we can succeed in saving lives.

    No tobacco enemas necessary.

    #DrowningPrevention #Progress

  29. Globally, between 2000 and 2021, drowning death rates fell by 38%.

    This shows that when we commit to prevention, we can succeed in saving lives.

    No tobacco enemas necessary.

  30. Globally, between 2000 and 2021, drowning death rates fell by 38%.

    This shows that when we commit to prevention, we can succeed in saving lives.

    No tobacco enemas necessary.

    #DrowningPrevention #Progress

  31. New global data from the World Health Organization and Lloyd's Register Foundation reveals that 55% of people worldwide cannot swim unassisted, with drowning claiming 236,000 lives annually as the third leading cause of unintentional injury deaths. The study, covering 142 countries, exposes significant disparities: 76% can swim in high-income countries versus 27% in low-income economies, with over 90% of drowning deaths occurring in low- and middle-income countries. A notable gender gap exists globally - only 32% of women can swim compared to 57% of men. As we mark the first World Drowning Prevention Day, this data underscores the critical need for expanded swimming education programs, particularly in developing regions and among women and girls.

    #WaterSafety #PublicHealth #DrowningPrevention
    news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup

  32. New global data from the World Health Organization and Lloyd's Register Foundation reveals that 55% of people worldwide cannot swim unassisted, with drowning claiming 236,000 lives annually as the third leading cause of unintentional injury deaths. The study, covering 142 countries, exposes significant disparities: 76% can swim in high-income countries versus 27% in low-income economies, with over 90% of drowning deaths occurring in low- and middle-income countries. A notable gender gap exists globally - only 32% of women can swim compared to 57% of men. As we mark the first World Drowning Prevention Day, this data underscores the critical need for expanded swimming education programs, particularly in developing regions and among women and girls.

    #WaterSafety #PublicHealth #DrowningPrevention
    news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup

  33. New global data from the World Health Organization and Lloyd's Register Foundation reveals that 55% of people worldwide cannot swim unassisted, with drowning claiming 236,000 lives annually as the third leading cause of unintentional injury deaths. The study, covering 142 countries, exposes significant disparities: 76% can swim in high-income countries versus 27% in low-income economies, with over 90% of drowning deaths occurring in low- and middle-income countries. A notable gender gap exists globally - only 32% of women can swim compared to 57% of men. As we mark the first World Drowning Prevention Day, this data underscores the critical need for expanded swimming education programs, particularly in developing regions and among women and girls.

    #WaterSafety #PublicHealth #DrowningPrevention
    news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup

  34. New global data from the World Health Organization and Lloyd's Register Foundation reveals that 55% of people worldwide cannot swim unassisted, with drowning claiming 236,000 lives annually as the third leading cause of unintentional injury deaths. The study, covering 142 countries, exposes significant disparities: 76% can swim in high-income countries versus 27% in low-income economies, with over 90% of drowning deaths occurring in low- and middle-income countries. A notable gender gap exists globally - only 32% of women can swim compared to 57% of men. As we mark the first World Drowning Prevention Day, this data underscores the critical need for expanded swimming education programs, particularly in developing regions and among women and girls.

    #WaterSafety #PublicHealth #DrowningPrevention
    news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup

  35. New global data from the World Health Organization and Lloyd's Register Foundation reveals that 55% of people worldwide cannot swim unassisted, with drowning claiming 236,000 lives annually as the third leading cause of unintentional injury deaths. The study, covering 142 countries, exposes significant disparities: 76% can swim in high-income countries versus 27% in low-income economies, with over 90% of drowning deaths occurring in low- and middle-income countries. A notable gender gap exists globally - only 32% of women can swim compared to 57% of men. As we mark the first World Drowning Prevention Day, this data underscores the critical need for expanded swimming education programs, particularly in developing regions and among women and girls.

    #WaterSafety #PublicHealth #DrowningPrevention
    news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup

  36. “In addition to educating yourself on , there’s a little-known factor to consider when taking your kids swimming this summer—the color of their bathing suits.”

    I love the comparison photos.

    huffpost.com/entry/swimsuit-co

  37. “In addition to educating yourself on #DrowningPrevention, there’s a little-known factor to consider when taking your kids swimming this summer—the color of their bathing suits.”

    I love the comparison photos.

    huffpost.com/entry/swimsuit-co

  38. “In addition to educating yourself on #DrowningPrevention, there’s a little-known factor to consider when taking your kids swimming this summer—the color of their bathing suits.”

    I love the comparison photos.

    huffpost.com/entry/swimsuit-co

  39. “In addition to educating yourself on #DrowningPrevention, there’s a little-known factor to consider when taking your kids swimming this summer—the color of their bathing suits.”

    I love the comparison photos.

    huffpost.com/entry/swimsuit-co

  40. “In addition to educating yourself on #DrowningPrevention, there’s a little-known factor to consider when taking your kids swimming this summer—the color of their bathing suits.”

    I love the comparison photos.

    huffpost.com/entry/swimsuit-co