Public Security alerts on heat exposure risks
The Public Security Directorate has warned of the dangers of exposure to high temperatures, which may lead to heatstroke cases. It clarified that its symptoms include fatigue, headache, elevated body temperature, dilation of the pupils, seizures, pale skin, along with nausea or vomiting. The authorities called for helping the affected person by bringing them to a shaded place, elevating their legs, removing tight clothing, ensuring good ventilation, and transferring them to a hospital for treatment. They also advised drivers not to leave dangerous items such as perfume bottles, lighters, and gas canisters inside cars exposed to the sun and high temperatures to avoid potential accidents resulting from such neglect.
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