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Summer Drowning Risks Explained
Diver Mohamed Al-Dollar revealed the reason behind the increase in drowning incidents during the summer season. He pointed out that the waters of the Nile River are more dangerous than sea water because of their density and the silt, which significantly reduce visibility, making rescue operations more difficult and leading to more drowning accidents. He explained that drownings increase notably during the summer due to the rising popularity of swimming and fatalities resulting from poorly thought-out rescue attempts. There is a risk of the drowning person grabbing onto the rescuer, which can result in both of them drowning. He confirmed that rescue efforts rely more on sense of touch than sight due to the darkness underwater, and many incidents occur as a result of rescue attempts that are not carefully considered.
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