Noosa News
Worst pool fences tragedy waiting to happen
And with school holidays fast approaching, the Queensland Building and Construction Commission has put pool owners on notice.QBCC Commissioner, Brett Bassett, said it was a sad fact that every summer brought tragic news for some families.This year already Queensland Health has reported 83 incidents where a child has needed medical attention because of immersion in a pool.“Drowning is silent, and supervision is key for protecting children in and around pools,” MrBassett said.
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