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Why Texans are noticing more drownings this summer

FacebookTwitterEmail As more and more people embark on the brave outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic, accidents and open water drownings begin to rise in Texas. AFP Contributor/AFP via Getty Images Have you heard reports of more people drowning than usual? We have too – and the reason is simple. As more people brave the outdoors amid the pandemic, accidents and open water drownings are on the rise in Texas. With the risk of catching COVID-19 outdoors significantly less than being inside, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more Texans are simply spending time in nature and on the water.

'A big heart': San Antonio man who drowned July 4 remembered for his generous spirit

Man from San Antonio dies at North Beach

Rene Pecina was found unconscious on Sunday. North Beach does not have any lifeguards. Author: Ashley Gonzalez (KIII) Updated: 5:58 PM CDT July 5, 2021 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas A suspected drowning was reported on the Fourth of July at North Beach near the local restaurant Fajitaville. The incident took place on a stretch of the beach that is not patrolled by lifeguards.  The man who is suspected of drowning has been identified by medical examiners as 51-year-old Rene Pecina from San Antonio. Authorities said once they reached Pecina, he was unconscious. They then transported him to Spohn Shoreline hospital where he was confirmed dead.

San Antonio man dies from suspected drowning at Corpus Christi beach, officials say