Incident captured on CCTV and shared on social media, a young boy nearly drowned in a private pool in Hua Hin after slipping out of his inflatable ring.

The video shows a group of children playing in the pool, including the victim's older brother and their friends. Initially, no one noticed the young boy's struggle as he submerged silently. The danger was only noticed when one of the children alerted the group.

Parents, engaged in conversation by the poolside, were oblivious to the unfolding drama until a shout from one of the older children altered them to incident. The video reveals a quick-reacting boy diving into the water to rescue his younger brother, pulling him to the surface just in time.

A family member immediately administered first aid, which helped to expel water from the child's lungs and airways. The prompt action restored the boy's breathing, and he regained consciousness, though he complained about feeling pain with each breath.

The child was rushed to Hua Hin Hospital, which the child's parents said was commendably equipped and staffed. The doctors' quick assessment and treatment were crucial; an X-ray confirmed his lungs were filled with water, necessitating a night in the ICU. Fortunately, his condition stabilized, and after a three-day hospital stay, he fully recovered without further complications.

Moral of the story: Watch your kids, bruh.

Beyond 57 metres, divers face oxygen toxicity, a condition particularly pertinent to those venturing to conquer the arch. Symptoms include tunnel vision, tingling sensations, and, in severe cases, seizures or fainting that can result in drowning.

One tragic case in the Blue Hole's history is that of Yuri Lipski, a diving instructor who entered its depths in the year 2000 and never came back. His helmet camera recovered later, provided insights into his ill-fated dive. The footage revealed that, at approximately 91 metres, nitrogen narcosis took hold, causing Yuri to sink to the depths of the Blue Hole.

According to the police in the northern district of Ghotki in the province of Sindh, a disabled young man has been killed by diving into the water of a pond after accusing him of blasphemy.

The police have arrested a suspected accused who said that he did this on the charge of insulting religion on behalf of the victim. This incident took place in the village of Mirpur Mathilo on Saturday morning. In the case filed in the Mirpur Mathilo police station, the plaintiff Sarfaraz Ali said that a week ago, his elder brother Abbas Kaldor had told that 'Muhammad Hasan Kaldor Dargah Lal Shah. But he came to him and said that you who worship at the graves, please leave the shrine or I will kill you.' He further said that 'on Saturday morning at nine o'clock, we were standing near the Dargah when the accused Muhammad Hasan and an unknown person came. Among them, Hasan Kallor had a bottle in his hand with petrol in it. He addressed Abbas and said that he told you. Stop approaching the shrine, but if you do not obey, they will not leave you now.' "The accused sprinkled petrol on my brother and the unknown person with me took out a match to start a fire. My brother ran away in fear, they chased him. He fell into the pool of water. They made him dive in front of us. Killed, we took the body to the hospital where the post-mortem was conducted.' Zaheer, the brother of the deceased Abbas, told the BBC over the phone that the accused is a distant relative of his and studies in a seminary in Sukkur. The police have arrested the suspected accused Hasan Kalor. SSP Ghotki Tanveer Taniv told BBC that the accused has been arrested and a case of murder has been registered.

A video of this has also been found by the police in which it is seen that the accused is holding the victim by the hair in the water. He replied that he has insulted the religion, he has witnesses, he will run away even if the police come and arrest him. The deceased, Abbas Kalor, was deprived of both arms by birth, and had been visiting Dargah Lal for the past decade. From running a hand pump to drawing water to voting, he used to do all the work with the help of his feet. He was an example of courage and jihad locally, Pakistani broadcasting organizations have also made a report on him.

According to the information, a young man has died due to drowning in a swimming pool in Raisen. The name of the youth is said to be Sagar Janjale, who used to live in Bhimnagar, Bhopal. He had gone to Raisen with his brother-in-law to celebrate Rangpanchami. This pool party was organized in Raisen by many influential people of Bhopal. In which this driver Sagar was in trouble along with his brother. While bathing in the pool during the party, Sagar drowned in the water and lost his life. Even the people celebrating the party and taking bath with him did not pay attention to this young man drowning. Everyone continued to enjoy themselves and the young man lost his life. A CCTV of this incident has also surfaced. In which the young man is seen drowning, but no one even paid attention to it.

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