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Take care of the vulnerable as temperatures climb

24/03/2023 by The Coonamble Times

PHOTO: A low-intensity heatwave is passed accross NSW on March 19th & 20th.

Police and emergency services are reminding residents and visitors of NSW to take care of themselves and each other as warmer temperatures are predicted to extend throughout the weekend.

The Bureau of Meteorology has predicted low-intensity heatwave conditions across much of the state this weekend (Saturday 18 March 2023 and Sunday 19 March 2023).

State Emergency Operations Controller, Deputy Commissioner Emergency Management Peter Thurtell, said looking after your health and that of others is extra important in the heat.

“While warmer weather may not concern some people, the heat can be especially dangerous for more vulnerable members of the community, including babies and children, older people, or those living with an illness,” Deputy Commissioner Thurtell said…

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