The Heat Hits Hard! High Temperatures and Dry Environment in Guadalajara Put the Population at Risk; What Should We Do?

The thermometer continues to rise and temperatures between 34 and 35 degrees are already recorded at several points of the entity, accompanied by a dry environment. This climate increases the risk of dehydration and heat strokes, especially among children, older adults and people with chronic diseases. The authorities have issued an urgent call to the population to maintain a constant hydration, avoid exposure to the sun between 11:00 and 16:00 …