A sizzling weekend can be expected in parts of the Western and Northern Cape as temperatures are expected to soar above 40°C in some areas.
said the hot weather presented“First, we need to plan accordingly to stay out of the sun, and preferably not embark on long outdoor activities or exercise during the heat of the day. People should be aware of the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke,” he said on Friday.
Bredell said high temperatures also increased the risk of fires, and he urged the public to be careful with open fires. He said the provincial disaster management centre was on high alert for fire or rescue missions due to the heat.
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