If you believe someone is drowning and you are the only person around to help, you should call emergency services immediately and try to safely assist the person by throwing them a flotation device or reaching out to them with a long object. Do not enter the water yourself unless you are trained in water rescue techniques.
Superogatories as defined as "actions that are commendable, but not required." Examples of such actions are when a person risks their safety to save someone else's life, like someone who is drowning. Very commendable but not his or her duty to save the drowning person. There is no moral condemnation of the people who passed up the drowning person because of the weight of the value of their life and safety in their decision.
The correct answer is... it depends on where the victim is drowning. If the person stays down, you will see a huge bubble come up towards the top of the water. In some cases, the person may flail around to try to get someones attention, or yell, but when they go under, that's it.
Because if you try to save the drowning person, you may need help or you may get into trouble and need to be saved too.
A life guard is a person that works at the pool and watches people. if someone is drowning they go in and save them.
Well, if you saw someone drowning and you dived in and rescued them, you would have saved someones life. or if you saw someone choking or having a heart attack and no one is around, call 911. That would be considered saving someone's life too.
Its only a drowning if the person dies.
A drowning person can be saved by not swimming if there is a floatation device with a rope nearby that can be thrown to them. Any sturdy pole can be extended for the drowning person to grab onto.
if you mean if someone does not believe in God, this person is called an atheist
A person believes out of trust. So it means the person has trust for someone before he/she can believe
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To effectively save someone who is drowning, follow these steps: Call for help immediately by alerting a lifeguard or emergency services. Throw a flotation device or rope to the person in distress. Approach the person from behind and grab them under their arms. Keep their head above water and swim back to safety. Perform CPR if necessary once on land.
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