TULSA, Okla. — As we continue to battle dangerous heat this week, EMSA is reminding people to stay safe.
Paramedics responded to 13 heat-related calls on Tuesday, and seven were taken to the hospital. Since July 1, EMSA has responded to 159 heat-related calls. 104 patients were taken to the hospital.
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EMSA: Heat-related calls on the rise, how to stay safe in the heat
How to stay cool
- Wear lightweight, loose clothing
- Drink plenty of fluids
- Avoid caffeine and alcohol
- Avoid prolonged time outside
- Take breaks
Resources
Cooling centers are located at:
- John 3:16 Mission - 506 N. Cheyenne, open during daylight hours
- Salvation Army - 102 N. Denver Ave., open during daylight hours
- Tulsa Day Center - 415 W. Archer St., open during daylight hours
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