As summer temperatures are expected to rise above 30°C to the mid to high 30s in some parts of British Columbia, the heat poses an increased risk of heat-related illness, especially for those aged 65+, infants and children, and those who do physical activity or work outdoors.
Health Link BC published a health feature on how to remain cool and stay safe from heat-related illnesses, the ways to keep updated with public weather and extreme heat alerts, and where to find nearby cooling stations. Read here!
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