MINSA Recommendations for Summer Season Must Be Taken Seriously
The Co-President of the Republic, Compañera Rosario Murillo, Coordinator of the Communication and Citizenship Council, on her address this Friday, March 13.
TL;DR
- MINSA provides recommendations for the summer season to be taken seriously.
- Individuals with chronic conditions (hypertension, heart disease, diabetes) require special care, including sun protection and adequate hydration.
- Vulnerable groups (children, elderly, pregnant women, chronically ill) should avoid prolonged exposure to heat.
- Consuming seasonal fruits and vegetables is advised, while alcohol, caffeine, and excess sugar should be avoided.
- Be alert to symptoms like dizziness, extreme fatigue, headache, chest pain, nausea, and excessive skin heat.
- Parents must closely supervise children, especially near water bodies, to prevent drowning incidents.
- Authorities are advised to monitor temperatures and ensure adequate water and medication for inmates in penitentiary systems.
- The overall goal is to ensure a safe and peaceful summer season for all citizens.