Valley first responders urge residents to stay safe during the heat
· KRGV (NBC 5)
As temperatures rise in the Rio Grande Valley, first responders are advising residents to prioritize safety. Those working outdoors should wear light-colored clothing and take regular breaks to hydrate. Brownsville Fire Department Captain David Rossetti emphasized the importance of drinking electrolytes slowly to avoid illness. He also urged people to recognize heat illness symptoms, such as dizziness and vomiting, and to call 911 if serious conditions like seizures or unconsciousness occur. Staying informed and prepared is crucial as the heat wave approaches.
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