Heat risks fans and workers at World Cup

The article highlights the risks of rising temperatures on the crowds and emergency responders at World Cup matches in the United States, especially in open-air stadiums in cities like Miami, Kansas City, and Philadelphia. Heat exhaustion and heatstroke cases are increasing due to high humidity and temperatures exceeding 32 degrees Celsius. Reports indicate that spectators, stadium staff, and outdoor viewing events are at greater risk than the players, with medical stations prepared and fluids provided to confront these dangers.

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