CPSC Launches New PSA in an Effort to Prevent Child Drownings
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CPSC Launches New PSA in an Effort to Prevent Child Drownings
Drowning occurs more commonly when children get access to the pool during a short lapse in adult supervision. To reduce the risk of drowning, pool owners should adopt several layers of protection, including physical barriers, such as a fence completely surrounding the pool with self-closing, self-latching gates to prevent unsupervised access by young children. If the house forms a side of the barrier, use alarms on doors leading to the pool area and/or a power safety cover over the pool.
NewsInfusion | June 18, 2009
CPSC Launches New PSA in Effort to Prevent Child Drownings
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