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Staying safe swimming in water during heatwave

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    19 July 2013
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Joe finds out about staying safe in the water

When the weather is as hot as it is now, it can be pretty tempting to go for a dip or a swim. But there are dangers.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service's Gus O'Rourke gives his advice on how to stay safe while having fun in the water.

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