With Beaches Closed, Experts Warn of Increased Drowning Risk
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So far this year, at least 21 people have drowned in Lake Michigan.
As temperatures soar, jumping into Lake Michigan might be tempting. But as Chicago beaches remain closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, water safety advocates say there’s an increased risk of drowning.
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With Beaches Closed, Experts Warn of Increased Drowning Risk
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As temperatures soar, jumping into Lake Michigan might be tempting. But as Chicago beaches remain closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, water safety advocates say there’s an increased risk of drowning.
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