“Look in on people who are vulnerable… give them a phone call, or visit them.”
With scorching temperatures expected Sunday, Deputy Chief Provincial Public Health Officer Dr. Jazz Atwal talks heat stroke prevention, along with signs and symptoms to watch for if you’re outside.
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Staying safe with extreme heat expected in Winnipeg
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