The Turkish Ministry of Health warns of a heat wave and calls for increased water consumption
The Turkish Ministry of Health issued a warning to citizens about high temperatures during the summer, calling for increased water consumption and attention to diet to avoid heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
The Turkish Ministry of Health warned of the dangers of high heat waves during the summer, and called on citizens to take preventive precautions to maintain their health.
The Ministry recommended increasing water consumption on a daily basis, avoiding direct exposure to sunlight during peak hours, in addition to paying attention to diet and eating light, fluid-rich foods.
The Ministry also stressed the importance of paying attention to groups most at risk of heat stress, such as the elderly, children, and cardiovascular patients, and advised seeing a doctor immediately when symptoms appear. Sunstroke.
This story was produced with machine-translation assistance, then went through human editorial review for accuracy and sourcing.

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