Summer may be ending, but water safety is more important than ever
Briefly

Drownings among kids ages 1-4 - already the leading cause of death for this age group - has risen 28% since 2019, highlighting a significant public health concern.
In New York City, six people have drowned at city beaches so far this year, surpassing last summer's total of four, marking a troubling increase in fatalities.
The U.S is experiencing an unprecedented drowning crisis, particularly affecting young children and African-Americans, as data indicates a concerning rise in fatal incidents.
With the ongoing lifeguard shortage and unexpected access to water bodies, the need for enhanced year-round water safety measures is more urgent than ever.
Read at New York Post
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