[header] How to save yourself from drowning in a shipwreck [title] Wear a flotation device. [step] Hypothermia, shock, injury and exhaustion mean you cannot be guaranteed that you will swim to safety if an accident did happen. Wear a properly fitted life jacket that supports the neck and will keep your face out of the water if you fall unconscious.
[header] How to save yourself from drowning in a shipwreck [title] Wear a flotation device. [step] Hypothermia, shock, injury and exhaustion mean you cannot be guaranteed that you will swim to safety if an accident did happen. Wear a properly fitted life jacket that supports the neck and will keep your face out of the water if you fall unconscious.
If possible, strap your head over one of the support bars. If the boat sinks, you will also need a lifejacket. You should also bring a towel, socks and a first aid kit. [title] Load up when you are lost or seriously injured. For safety, cover as much body as possible in your life using a simple helmet and a pair of goggles to prevent the water from getting into the mouth or eyes. [substeps] You may be required to bring an emergency supply of water. [title] Get away from anyone else in the water. [step] Immediately after the accident is when you, as a strong swimmer, are in most danger.