
DoLE issues guidelines protecting delivery riders from heat stress
Companies must also supply appropriate personal protective equipment and maintain first-aid assistance.
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Companies must also supply appropriate personal protective equipment and maintain first-aid assistance.
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As El Niño heat intensifies in the Philippines, discover 10 practical tips for keeping dogs cool, hydrated and safe during car rides, including heatstroke…
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Stephen Curry scored 29 points to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 120-100 win over the Miami Heat for their sixth straight NBA victory, while Devin Booker…
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The mayors of Camalig and Guinobatan made the decision to suspend or recommend to school heads the suspension of classes due to prevailing high temperatures…
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Tacloban City suspends face-to-face classes in 60 public schools as the heat index hits 40°C, shifting 55,000 students to distance learning to prevent…
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There were ‘three million heat-related deaths globally in an eight-year span since the Paris Agreement’ of 2015.
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WHO Philippines and the Department of Health prepare for a Very Strong El Niño through early health interventions, heat safety measures, disease monitoring,…
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Protect your family from extreme heat with practical summer safety tips on hydration, avoiding peak temperatures, food safety and recognizing heat exhaustion…
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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.
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DOLE Secretary Francis Tolentino urges the public to offer water to motorcycle delivery riders as El Niño raises temperatures, while the agency prepares a…
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UP Los Baños will host USER INTERFACE 2026, a free national seminar on 24 October exploring technology-driven solutions to urban heat and climate challenges.…
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A heat index of 36°C to 41°C falls under the category of ‘Extreme Caution,’ while anything between 42°C to 51°C is considered ‘Danger.’
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