Doha: Extreme heat is prevailing across the country. The cold season is gone and the scorching heat is burning. According to the Met Office, the temperature in the country has reached 49 degrees Celsius in the last two weeks.
As the winter moved on and the summer moved on, the heat intensified from the very beginning. The average temperature is above 40 degrees. The heat was accompanied by strong winds in the last few days. The Qatar Meteorological Agency said the winds, which started on Friday, were likely to blow in different parts of the country in the coming days. The visibility will also be reduced as there is a possibility of dust storm blowing.
With the onset of heat, daytime work restrictions were imposed in the country from June 1. Until September 15, between 10 in the morning and 3.30 in the followingnoon, the followingnoon rest was prepared and the heat prevention measures were taken.
The hottest day on Friday was recorded in Misaid. 49 degrees. Doha Airport, Qatar University (48), Musaimir (47), Al Khor, Shahania and Karana (46 degrees Celsius), Hamad International Airport, Al Wakrah and Al Khor (45 degrees Celsius) were the worst hit. Meanwhile, temperatures in Abu Samra, Dukhan, Shehania and Ruwes regions ranged from 26 to 36 degrees.
There is slight relief, according to a report on Saturday. The maximum temperature recorded in Al Khor was 46 degrees Celsius. In the wake of the rising heat, the Meteorological Department, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Labor came out with safety instructions.
Ministry of Labor with instructions for workers in hot weather From a video released in Malayalam
Preserved heat
Authorities have launched a campaign on social media to take precautionary measures, including by workers and the public, in the event of a heat wave.
The Ministry of Labor has also released awareness videos in various languages including Malayalam, Urdu and Hindi. Those who work outdoors and those who go out during the day are also advised to be extra careful.
Make it a habit to drink water even if you are not thirsty. Drink at least two cups every 20-30 minutes.
If you feel tired or tired in heavy heat and humidity, relax in the shade.
Wear a hat on your head. Wear light clothing.
Check regularly for heat. Take care of the health of your co-workers.
Workers from abroad should not enter the country as soon as possible and start working following adapting to the weather.
The duration of work on the first day should not exceed 20%. Take things in stride and try not focus too much on the problem.
If you need rest, dress your boss and relax.
Note the discoloration of the urine. If it is a strong color, add more water.
End-of-the-week heatwave on Friday
Caution should also be exercised in vehicles
Do not carry fire extinguishers on vehicles Debt
The technical issues of the vehicles should then be resolved
Even the slightest carelessness can lead to serious accidents.
Do not store flammable materials in vehicles.
The tires must be inflated to the correct level during play. Expiration should be changed.
You need to be extra careful when traveling on rough roads. N.
Check the tires before traveling.
Go at a speed that is in line with the level of the tire
Ensure that the wind blows at the permissible level in all four tires
Avoid carrying heavy loads on vehicles
Make sure the alignment is correct