Polish police are urgently appealing for caution near bodies of water following a tragic summer. Over 140 people have drowned in Poland since June, raising serious concerns about water safety. Authorities are emphasizing the dangers of swimming in unsupervised areas and consuming alcohol before or during water activities. They are also reminding the public about the importance of life vests, particularly for those engaging in boating or other water sports. The unusually warm weather has likely contributed to increased swimming activity, and potentially, the higher number of drownings. Police are increasing patrols near popular water locations and intensifying preventative measures. They urge citizens to prioritize safety and exercise extreme caution when near water.