The Ministry of Public Health issued a warning about the dangers of Thailand’s heatwaves after 30 deaths were attributed to heatstroke this year.
Medical professionals are advising the public to avoid prolonged exposure to intense sunlight and to take precautions against a potential spike in Covid-19 cases, particularly among vulnerable groups.
With the temperature soaring, Thailand is grappling with the consequences of extreme heat. The Ministry of Public Health revealed that the country’s current heatwave has already claimed 30 lives.
Health officials are urging the public to steer clear of direct sunlight for extended periods, emphasising the risk of heat stroke, a fatal condition that occurs when the body overheats.
The advice comes as the country experiences a surge in temperatures, which can lead to a range of heat-related illnesses.
