How Long Islanders can stay safe at beaches and pools
As temperatures rise, more people are visiting Long Island's pools and beaches, prompting safety warnings from swimming experts. In 2024, approximately 125 people in New York drowned, with recent incidents a 69-year-old man found unconscious in a pool and a teen likely drowning off Shelter Island. Experts emphasize that drowning can be silent and recommend multiple prevention layers, such as supervision, swim lessons, and barriers, to reduce risks. Immediate rescue and CPR are crucial if someone is drowning, with authorities advising to call 911 and start first aid promptly.
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