内蒙古阿荣旗4名学生溺水身亡 官方：该事件敲响警钟-中新网 中新网呼伦贝尔7月26日电(记者 李爱平)25日晚间，记者从内蒙古自治区呼伦贝尔市阿荣旗政府获悉，当地4名学生因溺水不幸身亡。 7月24日15时50分，阿荣旗公安局110接到报警称，当地有6名初中学生溺水。 接警后，当地民警第一时间赶往现场，当场救出2名学生，随后当地应急局、水利局等单位相继赶到现场，全程参与救援。 据介绍，救援现场共出动公安民警、森警、消防、医护等80余人，派出3艘橡皮艇对周边水域持续打捞，并聘请专业救援队抵达现场，通过声纳探测进行水下搜索。 记者了解到，当地救援人员于7月25日6时40分发现第一名遇难学生，于25日11时30分发现第二名遇难学生，于25日12时40分发现第三名遇难学生，25日13时34分发现最后一名遇难学生，以上4人打捞上岸后，经当地120急救中心鉴定均无生命体征。 官方表示，此次溺水事件给全社会敲响了警钟。 目前，当地政府相关部门正在整理一些预防溺水知识，希望悲剧不再发生。
Four students drowned in Arong Banner, Inner Mongolia, and the Official: the incident sounded the alarm - www.chinanews.com Www.chinanews.com, Hulun Buir, July 26 (Reporter Li Aiping) - On the evening of the 25th, the reporter learned from Arong Banner Government, Hulun Buir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region that four local students died of drowning. At 15: 50 on July 24, Arong Banner Public Security Bureau 110 received an alarm, saying that six junior high school students were drowning. After receiving the alarm, the local police immediately rushed to the scene and rescued two students on the spot, and then the local Emergency Bureau, Water Resources Bureau and other units rushed to the scene one after another to participate in the rescue. According to reports, more than 80 persons, including policemen, forest policemen, firefighting and medical care personnel, were dispatched to the rescue site, and three rubber boats were dispatched to salvage the surrounding waters continuously, and professional rescue teams were hired to arrive at the scene to conduct underwater search through sonar detection. The reporter learned that local rescuers found the first drowned student at 6: 40 on July 25, the second drowned student at 11: 30 on the 25th, the third drowned student at 12: 40 on the 25th, and the last drowned student at 13: 34 on the 25th, and after the above four persons were salvaged ashore, they had no vital signs identified by the local 120 emergency center. The Official said that this drowning incident sounded the alarm for the whole society. At present, the relevant departments of the local government are sorting out some knowledge of drowning prevention, hoping that the tragedy will not happen again.