Water safety guide: Drowning is quick and silent
As families pack their bags for holiday weekend trips to Georgia's packed lakes, crowded neighborhood pools, and coastal beaches, pediatric health experts are issuing an urgent, life-saving reminder about the unseen dangers of the water. Drowning remains one of the leading causes of accidental death for young children, but experts warn it rarely looks like what we see on television.
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Water safety guide: Drowning is quick and silent

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