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Dr. Bonnie Henry: High indoor temperatures can be dangerous for the elderly and those who are susceptible to heat-related illnesses.
DBH: Call 911 for urgent medical support in case of emergencies.
DBH: Never, never leave pets and children alone in cars and closed spaces.
DBH: Sunscreens, UV protective eye-wear, wearing hats, appropriate dressing and staying in cool places are some ways to manage the heat.
DBH: Information and resources are available on the BCCDC website.
Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth: Emergency Info BC has information on local resources and details on available cooling centres for communities.
DBH: Immunization centres have been moved to air-conditioned spaces this week, especially in the Interior — anything to get more people vaccinated.
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