The annual World Drowning Prevention Day aims to increase awareness of the risks of drowning and promoting strategies and programmes for drowning prevention and water safety. capetown
The annual World Drowning Prevention Day aims to increase awareness of the risks of drowning and promoting strategies and programmes for drowning prevention and water safety.
In the last summer season, a total of 27 non-fatal and 19 fatal drownings were recorded along the coast, with one non-fatal drowning recorded at a swimming pool. It is important to note that all of these fatal drownings occurred outside of designated bathing areas or when lifeguards were off duty.Looking for things to do in the city, at half the price? Let these great offers inspire you and fuel your imagination.
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