WEATHER WARNING: Paramedics warn people to be cautious
Garrith Jamieson has advised people to ensure that they stay hydrated in the dry heat. He also warned the public to be aware of debris falling on the road as a result of the heavy winds in Durban.
ALS PARAMEDICS have issued a warning for people to be cautious and stay hydrated due to the current extreme weather conditions.
Garrith Jamieson, ALS Paramedics spokesperson, said that the temperature is expected to reach up to 35°C today.
He urged people to ensure that the elderly, the young and animals have enough water.
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“We are also already seeing excessive winds in and around Durban.
“We urge people and motorists to be aware of debris on the roadway and branches falling off trees. These winds could also cause large wave swells, and bathers need to please exercise extreme caution,” advised Jamieson.
For assistance contact ALS Paramedics on 082 926 8489.
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