Evening — Risks of peak-hour camping
Experts warn that individuals, especially children and the elderly, are at risk of serious health injuries due to exposure to scorching sunlight during peak hours at the beaches, where temperatures exceed 40 degrees Celsius. Summer trips to the sea, although a leisure activity, can lead to cases of loss of consciousness, skin burns, and high blood pressure if protective measures such as the use of sunscreen, avoiding direct sun exposure at midday, and being alert to signs of fatigue and dizziness are not followed. Investigations also reveal that some families do not provide adequate protection for children and infants, and certain food vendors and traders sell products in unsafe conditions, putting people's health at risk despite ongoing awareness campaigns. Experts emphasize the importance of caution and cooperation to prevent health complications caused by high temperatures and direct sunlight, especially during peak hours.
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