Al-Amen cautions against sun exposure
Caution should be exercised when exposing oneself to the sun during high temperature periods in late summer. The Public Security Directorate has emphasized the importance of taking preventive measures to avoid heatstroke, which can present symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, high body temperature, dilated pupils, and muscle cramps. They outlined the necessary procedures in case of heatstroke, including removing the affected person from the area, laying them on the ground with their feet elevated, ensuring proper ventilation, and transporting them to the hospital. Additionally, they advised against leaving items such as perfumes, lighters, and gas canisters inside cars exposed to the sun, to prevent accidents caused by high temperatures.
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