EODY Reports 378 Drowning Deaths Annually in Greece

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EODY reports nearly 380 drowning deaths each year in Greece.
Drowning is the third leading cause of unintentional injury deaths globally.
67% of drowning victims are men, with those over 60 representing 81% of the victims.
The EODY provides guidelines for safe swimming practices.

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According to the Hellenic National Public Health Organization (EODY), Greece records approximately 378 drowning deaths annually, making drowning the third leading cause of unintentional injury-related fatalities worldwide. The organization has issued guidelines to promote safe swimming practices, highlighting the importance of preventive measures in reducing these incidents.

Statistical data indicates that men represent about 67% of drowning victims, with individuals over the age of 60 being particularly vulnerable, comprising 81% of the total fatalities. The EODY's report underscores the urgency for awareness and education regarding swimming safety, especially for those within high-risk demographics.

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