Laptop Battery Unusually hot weather has drawn more people to the Delaware River this summer and, as a result, water rescuers have found themselves busier than usual. Already this summer, two people have drowned in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area -- compared with none last year -- and at least seven have been rescued.
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Laptop Computers "It's a percentage issue," said Art North, acting chief ranger for the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. "The more people that come out, the more people you have putting themselves at risk. And it seems like this year we're having larger crowds, and for a longer period of time, than even in 1999."
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Desktop Computer "There's a lot of sharp drop-offs and currents you can't see, that you're oblivious to," said Kevin Scheirer of East Stroudsbourg, Pa., a canoe-service worker who saved three New Jerseyans from drowning in the river two weeks ago. "When a strong current grabs you, it's very dangerous."
Notebooks The Water Gap attracts more than 5 million visitors a year and includes about 40 miles of riverfront that twists through 70,000 acres of ridges and forests.
Lenovo After the spate of drownings in 1999, the park service added warning signs along shorelines, placed ring buoys in busy areas, increased weekend ranger staffing and opened a beach with lifeguards on the New Jersey shore near Depue Island.
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Laptop Parts "It's rare that fatalities are local people," North said.
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Hard Drives "We think a contributing factor is that they don't have the opportunity to be familiar with outdoor environments like people who live in rural areas," North said. "They don't recognize the potential danger. It you look at it (river), it looks fairly placid."
Electronics Despite the park service's efforts, most of the river's shoreline will always be without signs or lifeguards, leaving people to fend for themselves or rely on passersby. But authorities say that people ignore routinely posted rules that they have a lifejacket while on a vessel.
Canon None of the three people who Scheirer saved was wearing a life jacket. And last weekend, North issued citations to people in a boat who were not wearing lifejackets and led them to shore, only to notice later that they had crossed the river after he left, still without life jackets.
Desktop Pc "If I had to emphasize one thing that would help people here, it would be life jackets, life jackets, and life jackets," North said. "People that wear life jackets are probably not going to drown."
Desktop Computers Last week, Asir Daboul of New York drove his family to the river in Hardwick, and swam without a life jacket along with his friend, Kalid Said, who sported a snorkeling mask. The men did not know of drownings at the river.
Think Pad "It's very calm," Daboul said. "It doesn't look like it's dangerous."
Repair "It's no fun swimming with a life jacket on," said John Maxwell of Flemington, a frequent river visitor, as he entered the water off Depue Island. "I know people have drowned in the area, but when you know the river, you can tell when things are getting rough."
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Cisco "You can't be too careful when it comes to nature," said Winnie Michaluk of Delaware Water Gap, Pa., whose three children wore life jackets while swimming last week. "When it comes to the safety of your kids, I don't think you can be too careful. Even if you go to a swimming pool."
Keyboard By Jeff Diamant
Star-Ledger - 8/12/2002
Topic: Rivers
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