Mga Pino'y kanya-kanya na ng diskarte para maibsan ang epekto ng tag-init;

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00:00Let's now look at the various discards of the Filipinos to mitigate the severe effects of the heat.

00:05Christian Vascones in Detail.

00:10Our countrymen are discarding each other to mitigate the extreme heat of the weather.

00:15According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration of Pagasa,

00:20the heat index in some parts of the country will reach 42 to 51 degrees Celsius.

00:25This is the reason why the livelihood of people like Nick is affected,

00:29who is a pandesal trader.

00:31According to him, the income is low because of the extreme heat of the weather.

00:35It's not too much.

00:38Because, of course, people, especially those who are exposed to heat,

00:43they don't want to go out of their houses.

00:45Just like the pandesal I sell, it's affected.

00:50The 71-year-old jeepney driver, Ignacio,

00:53avoids diseases that can cause extreme heat

00:56because he remembers his family.

00:59If it's too hot, he stops drinking.

01:03Of course, sir. If it's too hot, I stop drinking.

01:07Meanwhile, Jason, the tricycle driver,

01:11avoids drinking cold drinks to stay warm.

01:14I usually drink cold drinks.

01:17Why?

01:19Because the weather is hot.

01:22I just drink water.

01:24When it's cold, I just drink water.

01:30Some people are willing to risk their lives to avoid the heat.

01:34Others are willing to enjoy the heat, especially on weekends,

01:39to go to beach resorts or pool outings.

01:42Even though the weather is hot,

01:44it is expected that it will continue to rain heavily.

01:49The Department of Health is advising the public

01:51to be extra careful to take care of their health.

01:55According to experts,

01:57this is the time when people are most likely to get sick

02:00because of sudden changes in weather,

02:03such as a flu,

02:04which is accompanied by fever,

02:06and others are attacked by heatstroke.

02:09You will get heatstroke if your blood vessels

02:12vasodilate and all the blood goes to our extremities

02:18and the blood vessels in our brain disappear.

02:21This is what will cause unconsciousness.

02:24DOH reminds people not to forget to bring a handkerchief

02:27when it's hot,

02:29and to always drink water

02:31to stay hydrated.

02:34Christian Bascones for PAMASANG TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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