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| Name | Current message text |
|---|---|
| h English (en) | In event of capsize or Emergency: # If you capsize in still water, stay with the canoe. # If you capsize in swift current, try to get upstream relative to the canoe so that it will not pin you on a rock. A canoe full of water easily weighs {{units|1200 kg|2.3 tons}}, and if it pins you against a rock, you are ''not'' going to lift a 1200 kg canoe off yourself. The only other available option is to drown, and that is not a very attractive option at all. # If you find yourself swimming in a rapid, roll onto your back and float with your feet going downstream first and your toes out of the water. This will prevent your foot from catching a rock and it getting trapped. Many people have drowned as a result of foot-entrapment. # Exception to above rule: when potential exists to float into a submerged or partially submerged tree/logs, flip onto your belly, orient yourself head facing downstream, and AGGRESSIVELY swim forward, up, and over the tree or log. |
| h Spanish (es) | {{clear}} |
