Ravi Talwar's video: World Drowning Prevention Day July 25 2022 - Shorts

_Health_Organisation _One_Thing _prevention _prevention_day #डूबने से_रोकथाम_का_विश्व_दिवस #२५जुलाई _July #डूबने_से_रोकथाम #डूबने से_रोकथाम_का_दिवस #डूबने_से_रोकथाम_का_अंतरराष्ट्रीय_दिवस #डूबने_से_बचाव #लाइफ_सेविंग_उपाय #लाइफ_सेविंग_जैकेट #तैरना _life _lives _from_drowning _pool _in_sea _in_river _in_pool _in_pond _swimming _safely _safety _equipements_while_swimming _swimming_precautions _to_save_lives_from_drowning #शार्ट_वीडियो #शार्ट्स _video _video #शुभकामनाएं #बधाई #बधाइयां #संदेश World drowning prevention day, drowning, drowning prevention, what is world drowning prevention day?, why do we observe world drowning prevention day, national drowning prevention day, world drowning day, prevention, tips to prevent drowning, how to prevent drowning, does swimming prevent drowning, does life jacket prevent drowning, drowning day, cpr in drowning patients, , backstreet boys - drowning, डूबने से रोकथाम का विश्व दिवस, डूबने से रोकथाम का विश्व दिवस 2022, डूबने से रोकथाम का अंतरराष्ट्रीय दिवस, २५ जुलाई, डूबने से बचाव, लाइफ सेविंग उपाय, लाइफ सेविंग जैकेट, तैरना, तैराकी, स्विमिंग पूल, Drowning is one of the leading causes of death globally for children and young people aged 1-24 years. Every year, an estimated 236,000 people drown. More than 90% of drowning deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, with children under the age of five being at highest risk. These deaths are frequently linked to daily, routine activities, such as bathing, collecting water for domestic use, travelling over water on boats or ferries, and fishing. The impacts of seasonal or extreme weather events – including monsoons – are also a frequent cause of drowning. Most of these deaths are preventable, through evidence-based, low-cost solutions, such as: • installing barriers controlling access to water • providing safe places away from water such as crèches for pre-school children with capable childcare • teaching swimming, water safety and safe rescue skills • training bystanders in safe rescue and resuscitation • setting and enforcing safe boating, shipping and ferry regulations • improving flood risk management This year, WHO invite you to “do one thing” to save lives on World Day. For social media WHO recommends that the hashtag be used, including for World Day. Individuals can: Share drowning prevention and water safety advice with their families, friends and colleagues; sign up for swimming or water safety lessons; or support local drowning prevention charities and group Groups can: Host public events to share water safety information; launch water safety campaigns; or commit to developing or delivering new drowning prevention programmes, using recommended best practice interventions. Governments can: Develop or announce new drowning prevention policies, strategies, legislation or investment; convene multisectoral roundtables or parliamentary discussions on drowning burden and solutions; and introduce or commit to supporting drowning prevention programming domestically or internationally. Photo Credits: NEWS18 via www.news18.com, BMJ via https://blog.bmj.com, MERA ZONE via www.merazone.com, WHO via www.who.int (2 photos), WHO via www.who.int, WATER SAFETY IRELAND via https://watersadety.ie (6 photos), SPARKLE BOX via www.sparklebox.co.uk (5 photos), ARRIVE ALIVE via www.arrivealive.mobi (4 photos).