Guide students on how to prevent drowning through practical experiences.
Dang Cuong•April 16, 2026 12:14
Faced with the increasing risk of drowning accidents as summer approaches, the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Department of Nghe An province and the police forces of communes and wards are stepping up propaganda and equipping students with safety skills.
Notably, some units organized practical experiences for students at rivers, streams, ponds, and lakes, helping them to clearly identify risks and improve their skills in preventing and handling dangerous situations underwater.
The Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Department of the Provincial Public Security collaborated with the local police in wards and communes to conduct awareness campaigns in schools, helping students recognize the risks of drowning early on. Photo: CMExtracurricular activities attract a large number of students, providing them with engaging and engaging learning about water safety. Photo: ProvidedLocal police forces, in coordination with schools and other units and organizations in the area, are incorporating drowning prevention into life skills education activities. (Photo: QT)Among these, some units took students to rivers, streams, ponds, and lakes to directly identify dangers and receive guidance on safety skills in real-world environments. Photo: LMStudents are equipped with knowledge about the causes of drowning, prevention skills, and how to handle dangerous situations in the water. Photo: LMThe simulated scenarios were practiced to help the children remember how to handle incidents, with guidance from law enforcement officials. Photo: LMWarning signs indicating danger are posted at high-risk locations, helping to reduce unfortunate accidents. Photo: TKThe awareness campaign was widely implemented, from schools to residential areas, with the participation of police at all levels. Photo: TAStudents actively participate in discussions and reinforce their knowledge about preventing and responding to drowning incidents. Photo: CMThrough practical and engaging methods, the Nghe An Provincial Police aim to equip students with knowledge, awareness, and self-protection skills, contributing to reducing drowning accidents during the summer. (Photo: CM)
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