00:00 It's like a person is inside a pond in the heat of the moment.
00:04 Even if you don't move, you'll definitely sweat.
00:08 According to the forecast, the heat will be even stronger this month of May.
00:13 That's why many are doing and thinking of ways to control their feelings.
00:19 Aside from drinking cold water, some are bringing portable fans like this to refresh themselves.
00:26 But others are leveling up their ways to make the heat go away.
00:32 Like Fire Officer 3 Ryan Dalumpines.
00:36 It seems like the fan is blowing fire.
00:40 So as a fire-fighter, he faced the heat.
00:45 Using an icebox, exhaust fan, and ice, he has a DIY air cooler.
00:51 He said he only spent 20 minutes to open the DIY air cooler.
00:56 The 4 ice cubes I put in there took me 2 hours.
00:59 The melted ice and the water inside are still cold.
01:03 That's why the air is still cold.
01:06 This one is a chillax to rest even if there's still sunlight.
01:10 He used a plastic bottle, hose and stick, ice, and attached it to his electric fan.
01:16 He said he feels the heat because of his DIY air cooler.
01:20 As a fire officer, he's a pioneer in making DIY air coolers in hot weather
01:26 to keep his equipment safe.
01:29 He just put it in a safe place where it won't get wet easily.
01:34 They did it because they want to experience the cold.
01:39 They can't leave it.
01:41 Just a reminder, always watch out for water and electricity.
01:46 And don't let the kids go.
01:48 For JMAI Integrated News, Jamie Santos, your Saksi.
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