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The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has cautioned Zimbabweans to prepare for increasingly hot conditions, urging the public to take measures to protect themselves from heat-related health risks.
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The department encouraged people to stay hydrated by drinking water frequently, wear light clothing and avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during peak afternoon temperatures.
Health experts have also highlighted the dangers of prolonged exposure to extreme heat, noting that children, older people and pregnant women face a higher risk of dehydration and heatstroke.
Members of the public are advised to remain in cool or shaded places whenever possible and seek medical assistance if they experience symptoms associated with heat-related illnesses.
Takudzwa Karowangoro is a Zimbabwean journalist and Online News Editor at Hurumende News, where he covers national affairs, politics, business, community issues and breaking news.
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In 2026, Karowangoro represented Zimbabwe and Hurumende News at the Seminar for News Officials and Journalists from the Global South in China. The programme exposed participants to developments in digital journalism, artificial intelligence, multimedia content production and modern news dissemination.
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