The Ministry of Emergency Situations urges citizens not to go outside in extreme heat without special need

The Ministry of Emergency Situations urges citizens not to go outside in extreme heat without special need

According to the RSE "Kazhydromet", a strong heat wave persists in a number of regions of the country from June 30 to July 2.

In the city of Nur-Sultan, a strong heat of 35-37 degrees is expected in the afternoon of July 1-2.

In Almaty, a strong heat of 33-35 degrees is expected in the afternoon of June 30.

In Shymkent, a strong heat of 40 degrees is expected in the afternoon of June 30-July 2. In Turkestan, a strong heat of 40-42 degrees is expected in the afternoon of June 30-July 2.

Thunderstorms and hail are expected in places in the West Kazakhstan region on June 30. A very strong heat of 35-39 degrees is expected in the afternoon. The wind is southerly, south-westerly, in places 15-20 m/s. In some places, there is an extreme fire danger.

In Uralsk, a thunderstorm, hail, and a strong heat of 36 degrees are expected in the afternoon of June 30. The wind is south, south-west, gusts of 18 m / s.

In the afternoon of June 30, a thunderstorm is expected in some places in the Aktobe region, the wind is south-easterly, with gusts of 18 m/s during a thunderstorm. An extremely high fire hazard remains.

In Atyrau region, on the afternoon of June 30, a very strong heat of 42 degrees remains in some places, an extreme fire danger and in some places a thunderstorm, a dust storm, a north-westerly wind are expected, in the afternoon with a thunderstorm of 15-20 m/s. In Atyrau, a very strong heat of 42 degrees remains in the afternoon of June 30.

In the Karaganda region, on the afternoon of June 30, a strong heat of 35-38 degrees remains in places. In some places, an extremely high fire danger remains. In Karaganda, a strong heat of 35-37 degrees is expected in the afternoon of July 1 – 2. In Zhezkazgan, a strong heat of 36-38 degrees is expected in the afternoon of June 30 – July 2.

In Kostanay region, in the afternoon of June 30 - July 1, a very strong heat of 40 degrees is expected in some places, an extreme fire danger.

In Petropavlovsk, North Kazakhstan region, a strong heat of 35 degrees is expected in the afternoon of June 30. In the afternoon of July 1 - 2, a strong heat of 35-37 degrees is expected, an extreme fire danger. In the afternoon of June 30 - July 2, a strong heat of 40-42 degrees is expected in most of the region. In some places, there is an extreme fire danger.

In the Almaty region, on the afternoon of June 30, July 1, a strong heat of 35-38 degrees is expected in places, an extreme fire hazard remains.

In the Kyzylorda region, on June 30 - July 1, a strong heat of 40-42 degrees and an extremely high fire hazard remain in the afternoon. A strong heat of 40-41 degrees is expected in Kyzylorda on June 30 - July 1 in the afternoon.

In the afternoon of June 30 in the Zhambyl region, thunderstorms, hail, north-easterly wind are expected in mountainous and foothill areas, in places 15-20 m/s. On the afternoon of June 30, a strong heat of up to 38 degrees is expected in most of the region, an extreme fire danger. In Taraz on the afternoon of June 30, the wind is north-easterly, gusts of 15-20 m / s.

In the city of Kokshetau, Akmola region, a strong heat of 35-37 degrees is expected in the afternoon of July 1-2.

To avoid the consequences of the heat, the Ministry of Emergency Situations calls on citizens not to go out without special need, as well as:

- to protect the body from dehydration, drink more, at least 1.5-3 liters of liquid per day;

- during the peak of the heat, eliminate any physical activity and minimize physical activity;

- during the day, keep the windows closed and curtained with curtains of light shades, so that direct sunlight and heated air do not get into the room;

- to avoid heat and sunstroke, wear light, air-tight clothing (preferably made of cotton) with a headdress. Special attention should be paid to children in the heat.

We also urge citizens to observe the safety rules when staying in steppe and forest areas. The main causes of natural fires are the careless handling of fire by the population, an unopened cigarette, a bonfire, a burning match, an oil rag or rag, a glass bottle, sparks from a vehicle muffler, burning of dry old grass, thunderstorms (lightning).

 

 

Press Service of the

Ministry of Emergency Situations

of the Republic of Kazakhstan