Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, one of our younger employees said they weren't feeling well, so I had to rush over to the site to help out.
I brought the double-wall pipe for Casing 115.
However, my other young student has made remarkable progress—he was already playing with a double reed!!
Kids grow up so fast, don't they?
I couldn't be happier.
But that's beside the point.
Apparently, cooling your armpits, neck, or the groin area isn't very effective if you get heatstroke!
With this method,My core body temperature isn't dropping at all.Apparently!
It’s better to do it than not, but apparently the best thing is to immerse your whole body in cold water.
https://nettyuusyo.com/ice-bags-on-major-arteries/
We at the slope maintenance company often work in the mountains, but what’s the best thing to do if you get heatstroke?
Go for a swim in a nearby river!
Especially on job sites in the mountains, where the river water is the coldest, I recommend jumping into the river to cool off your whole body if you start to feel like things are getting dangerous.
Well, this is the only option left, isn't it?
It might be a good idea to take measures that allow people to go into the river as a way to prevent heatstroke.
Concepts from the past and those of today are constantly changing, aren't they?
What we take for granted isn’t always a given. I’m really coming to appreciate the importance of staying informed.
See you later.
For more information,Heatstroke.com
