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Sri Lanka Life Saving (SLLS) Water Safety Session

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  • Training Session
  • University of Sri Jayewardenepura

Sri Lanka Life Saving (SLLS) conducted a Water Safety Session for the students of the Department of Zoology, equipping participants with essential knowledge on water safety, drowning prevention, risk assessment, and emergency response.

Programme

  1. 01Water safety and drowning prevention
  2. 02Risk assessment and emergency response
  3. 03Fieldwork preparation for aquatic environments

Outcomes

  • Develop water safety awareness as a professional responsibility
  • Promote a culture of preparedness in communities

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