As temperatures soar, understanding heatrelated illnesses is crucial. Stay hydrated, seek cooler environments, and recognize symptoms to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke during a heatwave.
Extreme heat can have tragic consequences, as seen with the recent death of a 64yearold woman from heatstroke at Nicosia general hospital. With temperatures soaring above 42C (107.6F), it’s crucial to stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and seek cool shelters to avoid heatrelated illnesses.
In Nicosia, three individuals were urgently admitted to the hospital due to heatrelated ailments, emphasizing the dangers of soaring temperatures. The elderly patients, aged 73, 89, and 85, underscore the necessity for caution and preventive measures, highlighting the importance of staying hydrated, seeking shade, and avoiding strenuous activities during peak heat hours.
