Sharjah Police called on the public not to swim during the weather fluctuations
A man drowned in the Al Mamzar Sea while trying to save his wife
Sharjah Police arrived at the accident site in record time.
Photography: Ashok Verma
An (Asian) man drowned, the day before yesterday evening, when he went down to the sea of Al-Mamzar to save his wife (Arab) from drowning, when he saw her failing to resist the water currents, and she began to struggle with drowning, but he failed to reach her, and he was drowned, and the rescue teams were able In the Emirate of Sharjah, represented by the Sharjah Police, and the Maritime Rescue Squad of the Sharjah Civil Defense Authority, in cooperation with the public, managed to rescue the wife and provide the necessary first aid for her. The husband was recovered, dead, after immediate searches by the specialized teams with their crews.
And Sharjah Police stated that the central operations room received a report from an (Arab) person, on Sunday evening, stating that there was a case of drowning of an (Arab) woman and her (Asian) husband in the Al-Mamzar Sea, and rescue teams and police patrols immediately dealt with the accident, and succeeded in reaching the site The communication was reported in record time, and the teams were able to rescue the wife and provide the necessary first aid to her, and ensure her safety, while the drowned husband was recovered from the sea water, and first aid was administered to him, except that he had died, and it was found that he had died while trying to save his wife. from drowning.
The Sharjah Police General Command is investigating the circumstances of the death of the 24-year-old husband, calling on the public to refrain from swimming during times of weather fluctuations, and to adhere to the directives issued in this regard by the competent authorities in the country in order to preserve public safety.
She emphasized that the rescue crews are on high alert and readiness to deal with accidents, calling for adherence to all controls and preventive measures, swimming in the designated areas, staying away from areas of sea currents on which guidance panels are spread, avoiding prohibited times, such as the night period, and following the instructions of inspectors and rescuers.
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