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Heat exhaustion symptoms and prevention

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  1. DRINKING water regularly is essential to staying hydrated during the hotter days associated with El Niño.

    Simple tips to beat heat

    Protect your family from extreme heat with practical summer safety tips on hydration, avoiding peak temperatures, food safety and recognizing heat exhaustion…

  2. GIANNIS Antetokounmpo and the Miami Heat finally barge into the win column behind his 24 points and 18 rebounds in their 129-117 victory over the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA regular season.

    Heat finally nail first win

    Giannis Antetokounmpo powered the Miami Heat to their first NBA win of the season, a 129-117 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, with 24 points and 18 rebounds.

  3. Crop losses The El Niño dry spell lays to waste an entire corn harvest recently in San Antonio, Nueva Ecija. Agricultural losses have amounted to billions of pesos, according to the Department of Agriculture.

    El Niño turning up the heat

    WMO’s outlook shows that through October, nearly every land area on Earth is expected to be hotter than normal.

  4. A scorching heat wave continues to grip South Korea, with residents of Guryong, one of Seoul’s last shanty towns in the affluent Gangnam district, struggling without adequate access to air conditioning.

    South Korea heat wave kills 16

    South Korea’s record-breaking heat wave has killed 16 people and sickened more than 2,000, with temperatures soaring above 42°C as authorities warn of extreme,…

  5. GIANNIS Antetokounmpo gets a warm welcome from Miami Heat president Pat Riley and Filipino-American head coach Erik Spoelstra during a media presentation on Friday (Manila time).

    The Heat is on

    Antetokounmpo likes title chances in Miami

  6. Record-smashing heat wave surges

    Record-smashing heat wave surges

    A record-breaking heat wave is sweeping across the United States and Canada, putting more than 100 million people under heat alerts as extreme temperatures,…

  7. Tens of millions swelter from heat wave

    Tens of millions swelter from heat wave

    Health agencies are urging citizens to watch for signs of heat-related illness, ranging from cramps and exhaustion to life-threatening heat stroke.