Veeõnnetustes on tänavu vähem hukkunuid

Veeõnnetustes on tänavu vähem hukkunuid

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Fewer fatalities in water accidents this year

Tänavu on 14 inimest. See on kui eelmisel aastal. Alkohol on .
Enamik hukkunutest on olnud mehed. Nende keskmine vanus on 64 aastat. Pooled uppunutest olid või oli nendel . Mõned uppusid kalastades, teised kukkusid vette. Mõnel juhul ei ole teada, mida nad tegid enne uppumist.
Rannavalvurid on näinud palju . Nad on andnud välja palju klaase ja aidanud oma lemmikloomade randa tulijaid. Joobes rannakülastajaid on olnud 689. Rannavalvurid on 179 korral.
Rannavalvurid on päästnud kahheksa inimest uppumisohust. Nende valvatavates randades pole ühtegi uppumissurma juhtunud. Emajõgi on olnud ohtlik koht, sest vool on tugev.
Rannavalvurid on aidanud üle 30 ta vanematega ühenduda. Enamik neist juhtudest toimus Pärnu rannas.
Veeõnnetused on tihti seotud , nagu paadid ja SUP-lauad. Oluline on ja olla ettevaatlik. Mõned inimesed on pääsenud, sest nad said kiiresti abi.
Päästeamet ja rannavalvurid ei tea, miks uppumiste arv on vähenenud. See võib olla või tõttu.
This year, 14 people have died in water accidents. This is one-third less than last year. Alcohol is the main cause of drownings.
Most of the victims have been men. Their average age is 64 years. Half of the drownings involved alcohol intoxication or suspicion of intoxication. Some drowned while fishing, others fell into the water. In some cases, it is unknown what they were doing before drowning.
Lifeguards have seen many intoxicated people. They have handed out many glasses and assisted visitors with their pets. There have been 689 intoxicated beachgoers. Lifeguards have provided first aid 179 times.
Lifeguards have rescued eight people from drowning. No drowning deaths have occurred in their monitored beaches. The Emajõgi River has been a dangerous spot due to strong currents.
Lifeguards have helped reunite over 30 lost children with their parents. Most of these cases occurred at Pärnu beach.
Water accidents are often related to floating devices, such as boats and SUP boards. It is important to wear life jackets and be cautious. Some people have been saved because they received help quickly.
The Rescue Board and lifeguards do not know why the number of drownings has decreased. It could be due to bad weather or better behavior.