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17 June
Red Cross warned about toxic pufferfish and issued first-aid guidance in response.
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The Hellenic Red Cross has released first-aid guidelines in response to the increasing presence of the silver-cheeked toadfish, or pufferfish (Lagocephalus sceleratus), in Greek waters. As sightings of this invasive species rise, the Red Cross aims to inform the public about the potential risks associated with encounters and injuries from the fish.
In their guidance, the Red Cross emphasizes the importance of immediate action in the event of a pufferfish bite or injury. They have also produced a video detailing four key steps to take, ensuring that individuals are prepared to respond effectively. These instructions cover basic first-aid measures to mitigate the effects of the venomous bite, highlighting the urgent need for public awareness as encounters with the pufferfish become increasingly common in the region.
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