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People urged to stay vigilant around open water in region
Hull Daily Mail
|July 02, 2025
THROWLINES INSTALLED AT MULTIPLE 'HIGH-RISK' AREAS
THE Humber region is known for its beauty, but with that comes risks associated with water particularly from cold water shock, hidden currents and slips near the edge of waterways.
With the warmer weather out in full force, it's expected that more people will enjoy days out in our rivers, lakes and at the coastline. As a result, Humberside Fire and Rescue Service, alongside East Riding of Yorkshire Council, is urging everyone to remain vigilant around open water.
Last year, a number of throwlines (specialist lifesaving equipment, designed to help people in trouble in the water) were installed at multiple 'high-risk' areas across the East Riding. These include:
■Beverley Beck
■High Eske
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