SURVIVOR'S GUIDE - Living Dangerously

The video highlights the severe issue of child injuries in Bangladesh, focusing on drowning and burns as leading causes of death. It shares personal stories, like that of Shanaz, to illustrate the impact on families and communities. The video also discusses various prevention initiatives, including swimming programs and community supervision, aimed at reducing these tragedies and promoting child safety.

What is the leading cause of death among children in Bangladesh?

• Pneumonia

• Drowning

• Malnutrition

• Traffic accidents

How many children in Bangladesh die from drowning each year, according to the survey?

• 10,000

• 17,000

• 30,000

• 5,000

What activity were Shanaz and her cousin Lima engaged in when the tragic incident occurred?

• Bathing in a pond

• Climbing a tree

• Playing in a field

• Walking to school

What did Shanaz and her family learn after Lima's death?

• The importance of education

• The benefits of exercise

• The need for better nutrition

• The dangers of water

What geographical feature contributes to the high rate of drowning in Bangladesh?

• Deserts

• Water bodies surrounding households

• Mountainous terrain

• Dense forests

What is a significant factor in child drowning incidents in Bangladesh?

• Lack of playgrounds

• Lack of supervision

• Lack of schools

• Lack of swimming pools

What is the role of the Center for Injury Prevention and Research in Bangladesh?

• Providing medical treatment

• Conducting educational programs and interventions

• Distributing food supplies

• Building hospitals

What is one of the objectives of the community crash program?

• To supervise young children

• To offer medical services

• To provide free education

• To distribute food

What is the main goal of the Swim Safe program?

• To teach children how to swim

• To organize sports events

• To provide free meals

• To offer medical check-ups

How long does it take for a child to learn to swim 25 meters in the Swim Safe program?

• 6 days

• 18 days

• 12 days

• 24 days