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Open water swimming events without regulation 'risk future deaths', warns coroner
- A coroner reported a 55-year-old man's accidental drowning during an open water swim, highlighting safety concerns at such events.
- David Place, the senior coroner, linked diffuse myocardial scarring to the cause of death and stated that safety issues were present but did not directly contribute to the incident.
- In his report, Mr. Place called for better oversight and regulation of open water swimming, noting the lack of safety briefings for participants.
- He issued a warning to government officials, indicating that they have until June 5, 2025, to propose safety measures or explain inaction.
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