drowning data

Drowning data refers to statistical information that tracks incidents where individuals accidentally suffocate underwater, typically in water bodies like pools, lakes, or oceans. This data includes the number of cases, age groups affected, locations, causes, and outcomes such as recovery or death. Analyzing these patterns helps identify risk factors and informs safety measures, prevention strategies, and policy decisions. Accurate drowning data is crucial for understanding the scope of the problem, guiding public health efforts, and reducing preventable deaths related to water accidents.