<p>Recent water-related incidents during a heatwave have prompted the National Park Service to issue reminders about water safety.</p><p>As a heatwave affects the western and central United States, officials are advising swimmers to exercise caution when seeking relief from the summer temperatures, particularly in light of several recent fatal water-related incidents.</p><p>According to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention covering the years 2018 to 2024, drowning deaths typically increase nationwide from April to September.</p>
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US Officials Advise Caution for Swimmers Amid Rising Drowning Deaths
US officials are warning swimmers to be cautious due to a rise in drowning deaths amid a heatwave affecting the western and central regions. The National Park Service has issued reminders about water safety in response to recent fatal incidents.
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