Fire, illness and carbon monoxide: The hidden dangers as bitter cold grips SA
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"Parents and caregivers are urged to ensure that children are dressed warmly, especially during the early morning and evening hours, to reduce the risk of cold-related illnesses," government said. Wendy Dondolo | Published 7 minutes ago The government has called on South Africans to take extra precautions as cold weather continues to affect large parts of the country, warning of increased risks to health, safety and infrastructure.
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"Parents and caregivers are urged to ensure that children are dressed warmly, especially during the early morning and evening hours, to reduce the risk of cold-related illnesses," government said.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Wendy Dondolo | Published 7 minutes ago The government has called on South Africans to take extra precautions as cold weather continues to affect large parts of the country, warning of increased risks to health, safety and infrastructure.
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