Anyone can drown, but no one should

This podcast episode explores the sobering statistics, dangers, and importance of water safety measures related to drowning. The discussion sheds light on the alarming figures of drowning deaths worldwide, particularly in low and middle-income countries due to limited access to swimming education and lifeguard presence. The speakers highlight the vulnerability of children, the risks associated with undercurrents, and the often overlooked dangers of "dry drowning." The importance of proper lifeguard training, regulations, and public awareness campaigns is emphasized to ensure safe swimming practices. The episode concludes by underlining the critical role of water safety education and the need to equip individuals with life-saving skills.