Civil Defense: Drowning deaths down
The article pertains to Civil Protection reports regarding a decline in fatalities and injuries caused by drowning and fires during this summer. The Protection Units recorded a 27% decrease in drownings from June to August compared to last year, alongside an increase in rescue operations from 246 to 405. This reduction is attributed to the efforts of the units and rescue swimmers, as well as calls for parents to supervise children and avoid swimming on deserted, isolated beaches. Regarding fires, there have been 23,416 interventions since early July, with 140 fires extinguished within 24 hours. The stable situation is credited to rapid response and preventive measures, along with warnings against behaviors that could lead to the spread of fires, such as setting fires in forests and throwing glass bottles. The article emphasizes the importance of cooperation between citizens and Civil Protection authorities to minimize material and human losses during the summer season.
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