Five children drowned in Beijing, and the man drowned after saving people. The call of the children on the shore was heartbreaking. What is the specific situation?

Five drowning children have all been rescued ashore by relevant rescuers, but 1 of them drowned because of exhaustion.

With the gradual increase of temperature in various regions of China, even the temperature in some areas has exceeded 30 degrees. This time of year is the high incidence of drowning, and most of the drowning incidents are children. It is precisely because of parents' poor care in this regard that children always drown in various regions.

Five children in Beijing fell into the water and the man drowned after being rescued. According to the report of relevant departments in Beijing, five local children accidentally fell into the water. It happened that a man nearby immediately jumped into the water to rescue him after hearing the sound of the child falling into the water. However, it is a pity that although all the five children who fell into the water were rescued ashore, it proved that the person who jumped into the water to save people died because of exhaustion. And this day happens to be Father's Day, which also makes a child lose his father forever.

Parents should be supervised. The arrival of summer is a high incidence of drowning, so parents must always pay attention to their children's position during this period. Never let children go to the river and the water at will, even in the swimming pool. After all, most children have no basic skills in swimming. Once they accidentally fall into the water, it is likely to lead to drowning. Then the consequences are very serious, which is a heavy blow to a family.

Always pay attention to saving people from drowning. This rescue incident also gave us a warning that once someone falls into the water in daily life, we can't rush to save it. First of all, we should consider whether we have the ability to rescue the drowning person, and we should not blindly jump into the water to carry out rescue. It is likely to lead to physical exhaustion, which will lead to drowning. Non-professionals should seek help from the relevant departments at the first time when they encounter such drowning incidents, instead of rushing into the water.