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Outdoor workers in the Rio Grande Valley share how they handle the heat

· KRGV (NBC 5)

Outdoor workers in the Rio Grande Valley are persevering despite extreme heat. In San Juan, landscaper Carlos Mariona, who has been mowing lawns for six years, emphasizes the importance of safety, often rescheduling work if he feels unwell. Meanwhile, Zebedee Suarez, a heavy equipment operator with TxDOT, is involved in debris removal in Weslaco to ensure proper drainage after recent storms. Both workers prioritize hydration and monitor each other for signs of heat distress, using their vehicles for breaks when necessary. Their experiences highlight the challenges faced by those working outdoors in high temperatures.

AI summary · Source: KRGV (NBC 5)

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