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Ministry of Health warns on heat risks
The Ministry of Health has warned about the dangers of excessive exposure to high temperatures during heatwaves, as it can lead to serious health complications, including death or early disability. It clarified that continuous exposure to heat increases the risk of heat exhaustion, heat cramps, and heatstroke, which require prompt action to prevent worsening of the condition. Symptoms of heat exhaustion include heavy sweating, nausea, headache, cramps, and dizziness. It can be treated by moving the person to a cool place, ventilating the body, and giving cold water, with a doctor called if symptoms persist. Heatstroke is the most severe type of heat-related injury, where body temperature can reach 40°C or higher, leading to loss of consciousness and threatening the person's life. It requires immediate medical intervention if symptoms appear.
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