How can I be safe in the heat? Be aware of family members who are struggling to keep cool, especially older people with multiple health problems and those who live alone. Stay indoors. Draw the curtains on windows that face the sun. Drink plenty of fluids. Never leave anyone, especially children, alone in a room or car. Avoid sunlight from 11 am to 3 pm. At this time the sun's rays are most intense. Take shelter in the shade. Use sunscreen. Wear a long hat cap, turban, hat on your head. Avoid physical activity or exercise during the hottest part of the day. Take water with you when you go somewhere. If you see a pond or canal bill somewhere, don't go down there to cool off, because there may be many more dangers that may not be visible at the moment. You can wear cool socks when you go to bed at night, and go to bed at the same time you go to bed on other days. Photo of heat stroke patient
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