Category: Safety
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Father Charged With Manslaughter in Drowning Death of Infant in East Haven | WTNH News 8
Seven-month-old Angel Josiah Rodriguez died after he was left unattended in a bathtub on Oct. 6, of 2024. Since then, the East Haven Police Department’s Investigative Services Division was assigned to the incident. According to police, the investigation showed that the child’s father, Angel Marcus Rodriguez left two young children unattended in the bathtub, including…
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NamPower Warns Public and Tourists Against Swimming in Kunene River | NBC
NamPower has issued a warning to the public and tourists to avoid the Kunene River, stressing that no one should attempt to swim in it due to the high risk of drowning.
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Officials Warn Kayakers After Three People Drowned in Two Weeks | WFAA
One person died while kayaking in Benbrook Lake.
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Northern Cape | Families Shattered After Two Teens Drown | SABC News
A Northern Cape family of one of the teenage boys who drowned in Hartsrivier in Delportshoop on Wednesday is blaming the South African Police Service (SAPS) for not responding swiftly. Fourteen year old Falake Bebeza and thirteen year old Tlotlo Baranye attempted to swim in the river and unfortunately drowned. Their bodies were retrieved by…
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Crews Reunite With Toddler They Saved From Drowning in North Phoenix | Arizona’s Family (3TV / CBS 5)
Phoenix first responders reunited on Wednesday with the 1-year-old boy they saved from dying after he was found in a backyard hot tub earlier this month. The family didn’t want the little boy’s face to be shown. They had a separate reunion with the fire crews. But we’re told he was all smiles and hugs…
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Teen Who Died Trying to Save Brother From Drowning in Sacramento River Honored With Carnegie Medal | ABC10
Amari Quarles, 15, died while trying to save his brother from drowning in the Sacramento River in 2023.
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Water Safety 101 Importance of Knowing How to Swim | Good Morning Kuya
Check out our LIVE interview with Coach Mia Romero as she shares why learning how to swim is essential for safety, confidence, and well-being.