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Sphinxa [80]
3 years ago
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Ba-18 what is one of the leading causes of sportsmen's deaths while boating

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djverab [1.8K]3 years ago
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The below mentioned causes are the causes for the deadly end of different sportsmen amid the boating action:  

1. Not wearing a life-jacket: Sportsmen or the talented swimmers usually tend to overlook this while boating as they trust their capabilities more. This prompts a deadly accident.  

2. Boating in strong Current River: Sailing in territories with water can build the odds of the vessel flipping over. The strong current makes it difficult to swim shoreward.  

3. Boating in unsafe places: There are areas where boating or swimming can be dangerous and a fatal attack from a shark or other sea creatures can lead to death

The causes fluctuate from area to area yet every one of them prompt the drowning of the sportsmen.


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