Emergency Response Guidelines Heat Wave
![evacuate to a safe place.](/humanframe/theme/en/assets/image/en06/co-img-060104-01.jpg)
Check weather conditions as often as possible on TV, the Internet, radio, etc
![Storms & Torrential Rain](/humanframe/theme/en/assets/image/en06/co-img-060104-02.jpg)
Drink plenty of water rather than drinks that contain alcohol or caffeine.
![evacuate to a safe place.](/humanframe/theme/en/assets/image/en06/co-img-060104-03.jpg)
Do not do outdoor activities or work between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., the hottest time of the day
![Storms & Torrential Rain](/humanframe/theme/en/assets/image/en06/co-img-060104-04.jpg)
Keep temperature difference in indoor and outdoor air around 5 ℃ when using an air-conditioner to prevent air conditioning it is.
![evacuate to a safe place.](/humanframe/theme/en/assets/image/en06/co-img-060104-05.jpg)
Use cool places such as a cooling center if having mild symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and a headache.
![Storms & Torrential Rain](/humanframe/theme/en/assets/image/en06/co-img-060104-06.jpg)
Ventilate or sprinkle water on stables, greenhouses, etc. to lower the temperature.
- Source: SAFEKOREA website