W65: Drowning and submersion while in bath-tub

"Drowning and submersion while in a bath-tub" refers to a dangerous incident that can happen when a person is unable to breathe, or is suffocated, as a result of being underwater in a bathtub. This event happens when water enters the lungs and prevents normal breathing function. This sequence can occur in a matter of seconds and can vary from near-drowning episodes to fatal drowning. The most common symptoms observed at the moment of this incident could be inability to speak, silent gasping, flailing arms, or trying to climb out without making any progress. These signs often represent a desperate attempt to draw air. Complete submersion will ultimately lead to unconsciousness, and without immediate intervention, it will result in irreversible brain damage or death due to lack of oxygen. It occurs due to accidental falling into the bathtub or inability to come out for any reason, including factors like loss of strength, fit, seizure or intoxication.