**Avatar 1:**
"Wow, it’s scorching outside! How can we stay safe in this heatwave?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Great question! Heatwaves can be dangerous, but there are simple steps we can take to protect ourselves and others."
**Avatar 2:**
"First, keep your body cool and hydrated. Drink at least 2-3 liters of water a day—that’s about a cup every hour!"
**Avatar 1:**
"Got it! And I should avoid alcohol and too much caffeine, right?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Exactly! Also, wear light, loose clothing, take cool showers, and use damp cloths to cool your skin."
**Avatar 1:**
"How do we keep our homes from turning into ovens?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Close windows and blinds during the day to block sunlight. Open them at night to let cooler air in. And if you have AC, set it to 27°C—it’s more efficient!"
**Avatar 1:**
"What about fans?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Fans help below 40°C, but above that, they just blow hot air. Stay in the shade—it’s much cooler than direct sun!"
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"What about kids and older adults? They’re more at risk, right?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Yes! Never leave children or pets in parked cars—even for a minute! Dress kids in light clothes, use sunscreen, and keep strollers cool with a damp cloth."
**Avatar 1:**
"And we should check on elderly neighbors or those with health conditions?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Absolutely! A quick call or visit can save lives."
**Avatar 1:**
"Uh-oh… I feel dizzy and nauseous… What do I do?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Act fast! Heatstroke is deadly. Move to a cool place, use wet cloths to cool down, and call emergency services immediately!"
**Avatar 1:**
"Got it—no aspirin or paracetamol, right?"
**Avatar 2:**
"Correct! Just cool the person down and wait for help."
**Avatar 2:**
"Remember: Stay cool, drink water, avoid the hottest hours, and look out for each other!"
**Avatar 1:**
"Thanks! Now I’m ready to beat the heat safely!"
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