Statement: A 16-year-old boy drowned in a lake when he went for a swim along with his friends.
Courses of actions:
I. Coaching for Swimming in schools should be made mandatory.
II. Swimming in such lakes and other water bodies should be banned.
The correct answer is if neither I nor II follows. As both the given courses of actions cannot be followed because, Courses of actions: I. Coaching for Swimming in schools should be made mandatory. (Swimming cannot be made mandatory as neither every school can afford swimming pools in their premises and nor every student will find it affordable.) II. Swimming in such lakes and other water bodies should be banned. (These kind of water bodies can not be banned for public, people can protest against that.)
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