Health ministry warns of potentially fatal heatstroke as temperatures rise
The health ministry issued a public health advisory regarding rising temperatures. Officials warned that these conditions could lead to potentially fatal heatstroke. They linked the warmer weather and below-normal rainfall to El Niño conditions. These factors may increase water stress and heat exposure. Vulnerable populations are considered to be at a greater risk. The warning aims to alert the public to these environmental hazards.
In a public health advisory, the ministry said the anticipated warmer temperatures and below-normal rainfall associated with El Niño conditions could increase heat exposure and water stress, placing vulnerable populations at greater risk. The post Health ministry warns of potentially fatal heatstroke as temperatures rise appeared first on Newsday .