Cyprus Health Ministry Issues Heat Safety Guidelines as Temperatures Rise Above 40°C

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The Ministry of Health in Cyprus has issued safety guidelines for the public as temperatures are expected to exceed 40°C.
The ministry warns that extreme heat can pose significant health risks, especially during the summer months.
Citizens are advised to stay informed through official weather updates and heed heatwave warnings.
Recommendations include food safety measures and personal precautions to protect against heat-related illnesses.
The guidelines emphasize the importance of taking preventive measures during periods of extreme heat.

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