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Water Park Owner Warns of Nighttime Drowning Risk

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Water Park Owner Warns of Nighttime Drowning Risk

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On March 6, the owner of Let's Go Hydra Waterpark and Carrieduff, Northern Ireland, plans to drain his lake unless young trespassers stop sneaking in. For nighttime swims, Pete Boyle says the drowning risk keeps him up at night and he won't tolerate it. He's already invested 30,000 pounds in new fencing, along with CCTV cameras and other security steps, but kids keep climbing over after hours. This in Northern Ireland are aware of the break-ins and are monitoring the situation. Local leaders like Alliance MLA, Kate Nicole, emphasize kids safety above all, warning parents to stay vigilant since help isn't available late at. Night. Sin Fane, counselor, Daniel Bassett plans to work with the community to prevent more incidents. Boyle notes the water is safe during business hours with lifeguards and jackets, but nighttime dips in freezing conditions spell real danger, with no. For now, he's hoping Common Sense prevails to keep the lake full and fun for everyone.

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