With temperatures reaching new highs in the UK for the month of June, many people turn to rivers and reservoirs to cool down.
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With temperatures reaching new highs in the UK for the month of June, many people turn to rivers and reservoirs to cool down.
But with recent drowning incidents, warnings have been issued and open water swimming clubs are advertising safety.
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Climate change, Health, UK, UK, heatwave, red heat warning
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