The Park'S Cooling Facilities Are Fully Open &Nbsp; Visitors Should Pay Attention To The Prevention Of Summer Heat.

2010/7/2 17:36:00 33

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A children in the park use the park's heatstroke prevention facilities to cool down.

Yesterday, the highest temperature was more than 37 degrees, and the Expo site was "firing" the high temperature orange alarm.

July 1st is the opening of the Expo sixty-second days, the temperature is rising, once more than 37 degrees, tourists top the high temperature garden, the interest is not diminished.

By the time of 21, the number of visitors to the park reached 369 thousand and 800, with 150 thousand of the total number of tourists entering the park.

As the park moves into the summer, to meet the needs of more visitors at night, the time of stopping the sale of the night tickets will be extended from 20 to 20:50, and the check time is still 21.

On the afternoon of July 1st,

World Expo

The weather station issued a high temperature orange warning signal.

In order to alleviate the discomfort caused by high temperature and stuffiness, all electric facilities such as electric fans and sprays have been opened. The staff and volunteers have also strengthened the observation of queuing people. Once the symptoms of heatstroke have been found, they can contact the medical treatment point of the park in time.

As of 16, 5 medical stations in the park received 356 people, including 78 patients with mild heat stroke, all of whom received timely and effective treatment.

Because of the possibility of continuous high temperature, organizers remind visitors to pay attention to heatstroke prevention.

In high temperature and hot weather, the human body is easy to fatigue. Pregnant women, children, and physically weak people should try to reduce walking at high temperatures. In some venues with longer waiting time, small stools can be provided to prevent them from collapsing.

If tourists are sick in the course of the visit, they should be treated at the nearest medical station. In case of emergency, they can dial 120 or send an ambulance through volunteers and park staff to the park medical station for treatment.