When you see someone drowning, you think that once you jump and pull him up you will be able to save him. This may be true, but to be sure he can save him, here are the tips.
• The last thing you resort to is to hold the hand of the drowning because it may pull you down with him from the horror and panic.
• Prefer to have a boat or lifeline to help him cling to it, and then try to talk to the drowning near him to calm him and you give him a paddle or a wooden plank or a life span to catch him.
• Hold the other party from the tool you gave it and pull it to safety.
• If you have to catch the gag try to be from the back and not from the front, and ask him to relax his body to float if possible, to help you save him.
• If the drowning man tries to get too close to you and your drowning becomes imminent, the best thing you can do in this case is to sink the bottom a bit and get rid of his grip. He will not follow you to the bottom, then get out of it and promise to rescue him.
