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MEXICALI, B.C. (KYMA) - Temperatures this week in the capital of Baja California could exceed 109 degrees F or 42 degrees C. This represents an unusually high temperature for the region, and authorities have issued recommendations to help the community cope with this heat wave. Mayor Norma Bustamante indicated that they are even considering implementing measures similar to those already in place through DIF Mexicali to prevent deaths or harm to …
The Peregrino hostel of the DIF offers medical care, rest and serums to vulnerable people. Municipal authorities of Mexicali inaugurated on Wednesday a hydration point at the Peregrino hostel of the DIF, as a measure of response to the increase of temperatures that is expected to exceed 40 degrees in the next days. Mayor Norma Bustamante reported that the heat was advanced this year, registering since February, which forced to accelerate protoco…
Tijuana.- This Wednesday, March 18, there will be an increase in temperatures in Baja California, with maximum temperatures of up to 41 degrees Celsius in Mexicali and 31 degrees in Tijuana. This is what the State Coordination of Civil Protection (CEPC) warned, when calling on the population to take extreme precautions in the face of intense heat. Salvador Cervantes Hernández, head of CEPC, pointed out that the forecast of the National Meteorolo…
Mexicali is the most hot municipality reaching temperatures of 41 C.
Municipal Civil Protection authorities in Mexicali warned that temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius will be recorded in the state capital from Wednesday, March 18th to Sunday, March 22nd. This is due to the arrival of a high-pressure system in the region, generating concern among the population exposed to prolonged periods of sunlight, which can cause dehydration and other health problems.
Measures to address the high temperatures in Mexicali will be expedited, based on the forecast for the coming days, which predicts temperatures will exceed 40 degrees Celsius. The mayor of Mexicali, Norma Bustamante Martínez, mentioned that the municipal DIF (System for Integral Family Development) is already planning to implement strategies, primarily to help people experiencing homelessness cope with the heat… Source
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