30 people per hour face increasing risks

The article highlights the global rise in drowning incidents, with over 300,000 deaths annually—that's about 30 people every hour, with a significant proportion of fatalities among children under the age of five. It explains that negligence and ignorance of currents and waves are among the main causes of drowning, especially in Lebanon, where authorities have recorded around 30 drowning incidents since the beginning of the year. The article emphasizes the importance of awareness and swift intervention, particularly as water levels rise. It underscores the need for caution around waves and vigilance when supervising swimming in domestic pools and agricultural ponds. Additionally, it calls for a global effort to reduce drowning-related deaths by 35% by the year 2035.

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