With a temperature rises in the capital against the background of thermal conditions, the Delhi government advised people to remain safe on Tuesday and take action to avoid thermal diseases such as the heat stroke.
Weather in Delhi: Against the background of fever, consulting on issues, warns about risks in thermal stroke
With a temperature rises in the capital against the background of thermal conditions, the Delhi government advised people to remain safe on Tuesday and take action to avoid thermal diseases such as the heat stroke.
Advisory, issued by the Delhi Health Department, warns that extraordinary hot weather, or Loo, can lead to serious health complications, especially among the vulnerable populations such as children, pregnant women, the elderly, those who work outdoors, and people with previous medical conditions.
Delhi recorded his first thermal wave on Monday with a maximum temperature, which touched 40.2 degrees Celsius. Currently, the city is under a yellow warning that will remain in place until Wednesday.
According to the color code of the meteorological department of India (IMD), the yellow alert advocates “Be aware” and advises people to avoid heat effects, wear light, light color and loose cotton clothes and cover their heads.
Symptoms of heat stroke, also known as heat stress, include high temperature, fainting, dry and washed skin, vomiting, muscle seizures, breathing and confusion. In some cases, people may feel seizures or fainting.
The Health Administration Speaks:
-Onon, showing such symptoms, should be delivered to a medical facility without delay.
-Thest the importance of preserving moisturizing, the advisory recommends drinking a lot of fluids in the absence of thirst.
-In people are urged to wear water while going outside and use safe drinking sources such as cooked or watering water.
-The consumption of seasonal fruits and vegetables that have high water content, such as watermelon, cucumber, oranges, lemons and tomatoes -will be supported by the level of hydration and replenish the necessary nutrients according to the recommendation.
-Sestens should remain indoors in the peak hours between 12 o’clock in the evening and 15 pm, the report said.
-When to get out, inevitably, it is recommended that people wore loose cotton clothes with light color and closed their head with a scarf, hat or umbrella. The use of solar glasses was also recommended for protection against ultraviolet rays.
-Ne people need to keep their homes well held during the cool parts of the day and store the windows, the doors and curtains are closed during the peak hours to lower the room temperature.
-It said that for people who work in construction, agriculture, or like outdoor work, the government recommended switching working hours until early in the morning or late evening to avoid exposure to high heat.
-The proclaims should access cool drinking water and shaded resting places, according to the advisory.
-The authorities were instructed to make agreements on oral registration points and ensure that employees remain well hydrated, consuming water every 20 minutes.
-The consultation also stated that the jobs should consider reducing the pace of physically demanding tasks or an increase in the number of workers to reduce individual load during the heat periods.
-Do -discouraged women and those who have existing medical conditions were asked to consult with doctors before continuing the outdoor activities during thermal conditions.
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