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Drowning public swimming pool: sixty-something new:
An elderly man in the sixties drowned in a public swimming pool in Saint-Hyacinthe. Consequently, in Montérégie, Wednesday afternoon.
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The emergency services were called around 3.30 p.m. to go to the Laurier swimming pool, on rue Viger, due to a drowning case.
The man. who was not identified by the authorities, was found inanimate, said Ève Brochu-Joubert, spokesperson for the Sûreté du Québec (SQ).
Resuscitation maneuvers were made on the individual. Unfortunately, his death was found at the hospital center.
An SQ survey is underway to shed light on this event. The Coroner office was drowning public swimming pool: sixty-something new also notified of this case.
More than 30 drownings have occurred through the province since the start of the year. The authorities call for caution during nautical activities, especially during hot days.
drowning public swimming pool: sixty-something new — Drowning public swimming pool: sixty-something new: An elderly man in the sixties drowned in a public swimming pool in Saint-Hyacinthe. in Montérégie, Wednesday afternoon. • Read also: A man drowns near electric dams • Read also: Three drownings this summer near Verdun beac.
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