In a series of tragic incidents, two men drowned while attempting to save others. Lincer Lopez, a 21-year-old, drowned at Boat Dock Park after rescuing a teenage girl during his baptism celebration; he was pronounced dead at the hospital despite the girl's successful revival via CPR. Similarly, a 33-year-old man from Teplen drowned in the Mesta River after pushing his seven-year-old son to safety, with emergency responders later confirming his death. In another incident, an 11-year-old boy drowned in a borehole in Narok, Kenya, while fetching water; both his father and uncle became trapped in the borehole during rescue attempts but were eventually saved. Local officials criticized the lack of ambulance services that delayed emergency response efforts. These incidents underline the heroism displayed by individuals risking their lives to save others in perilous situations.