“The National Police Agency has confirmed 15,780 deaths, 5,929 injured, and 4,122 people missing across eighteen prefectures. Of the 13,135 fatalities recovered by 11 April 2011, 12,143 or 92.5% died…
Drowning Prevention Agencies come together for Phillipines first ever drowning prevention congress. Through the joint efforts of Philippine Drowning Prevention Council (PDPC), Philippine Life Saving Society (PLS) and Philippine Sports…
Recently published research highlights role of inadequate supervision in Australian child drowning Recently published research by Ms Lauren Petrass (Phd Scholar) and co-authors from the University of Ballarat, has found…
The Life Saving Association of Sri Lanka received a donation package of life saving equipment from DLRG, Germany in 2010.
Representatives of the 15 Vietnamese Provinces with the highest rates of child drowning met on the 18th January 2011 in Hanoi, along with representatives of the National Assembly, Mini
