South Africa 11 November 2026, 05:55

Drowning is not just a coastal problem: Why inland South Africans are also at risk

Drowning risks rise during the warmer months, but the danger is not limited to South Africa’s beaches. Here are the key risks at swimming pools, rivers and dams—and how families can stay safer.

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