Ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day on 25 July, the World Health Organization (WHO) launches a new technical package aimed at helping governments and communities implement seven “proven measures” to reduce drowning deaths. The initiative is presented as a practical framework that supports action at policy and community levels. WHO says the package is designed to guide implementation of strategies that can prevent drowning incidents, reduce risks, and strengthen prevention efforts. The guidance is intended for use by public authorities and community stakeholders preparing or strengthening drowning prevention activities around the annual observance. Both sources describe the announcement as a WHO release tied directly to the 25 July World Drowning Prevention Day, emphasizing the focus on technical support and evidence-based interventions. The materials are framed as actionable steps rather than new research, with the goal of lowering the overall number of drowning-related deaths through coordinated prevention measures. No additional details about the specific seven measures are provided in the supplied summaries.