Category: Safety
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Driver Drowns After Crashing Into Community Swimming Pool in Alief | KPRC 2 Click2Houston
It’s unclear what caused the driver to veer off the roadway and crash, but an officer tried jumping in the pool to save him, but to no avail.
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Child Recovering After Being Found Unresponsive in Dania Beach Swimming Pool | WPLG Local 10
A child is recovering after being pulled from a swimming pool in Broward County.
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‘Swimming Is an Essential Life Skill’: Aquamissions Aims to Teach Lifesaving Water Safety to Kids in Cleveland | WKYC Channel 3
In the waters of Cleveland State University’s pool, a new wave of opportunity is making a splash for students from Scranton Elementary School. For many of these fourth graders, this isn’t just a swim lesson—it’s their first real introduction to the water. See WKYC Channel 3
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Austin Preparing for 2025 Swim Season With Lifeguard Training, Season Pass Sales | KVUE
Austin’s Parks and Recreation Department is preparing for the upcoming swim season.
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Lifesaving Helicopter Stalled by Drone After Toddler Nearly Drowns in Orangefield | 12 News Now
A helicopter was called in transport the child to a nearby hospital after suffering cardiac arrest due to drowning according to Taylor. However, matters were complicated when when the medical helicopter could not take off due to a drone being flown directly overhead. The pilot of that drone was identified, and his drone was promptly…
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Drowning Found to Be Leading Cause of Death for Children Under 15 in Hawaii | Hawaii News Now
On Thursday, a new water safety plan for the state was introduced hoping to decrease that number.
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Man Dies After Being Pulled From Waters at Spitting Caves | Hawaii News Now
Honolulu police said the man who was pulled from the waters at Spitting Caves has died. Authorities said the 28-year-old succumbed to his injuries from drowning. See Hawaii News Now
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Keiki Drowning Prevention Addressed in Water Safety Plan | KHON 2 News
Experts said drowning is the leading cause of death for children in Hawaii and water safety advocates said it doesn’t have to be this way.