KZN Heatwave: Residents urged to take precautions
With temperatures soaring to the 30s and some parts of KwaZulu-Natal reaching 40°C, a leading first response service has cautioned about heat-related risks.
Parts of Durban and the Midlands are experiencing an unbearable heatwave this weekend.
ALS Paramedics took to social media to urge everyone to take precautions.
The company advised as follows:
* Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water or nutrient-rich drinks.
* Stay Cool: Avoid prolonged sun exposure; seek shade or air-conditioned spaces.
* Care for Vulnerable Groups: Ensure the elderly, children, and pets stay hydrated and cool.
* Work Smart: If working outdoors, take regular breaks and stay hydrated.
* Heat Stroke Signs: Dizziness, nausea, disorientation, or collapsing.
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