Hannover Fire Department Warns: Extreme Heat in Vehicles Today
Hannover Fire Department warns of extreme heat risk in vehicles today. Temperature could reach 35°C, posing a danger to children and pets left inside. The fire department urges caution and provides contact details for further information.
The fire department advises that temperatures inside vehicles can soar rapidly, even at outside temperatures above 20°C. Both children and dogs are at risk of heatstroke or permanent damage in such conditions. In extreme cases, temperatures can reach 46°C in just 15 minutes, posing a life-threatening risk.
The head of the press office, Benjamin Pawlak, encourages residents to take precautions. He can be reached via phone at 0511 912-1293 or email at [email protected] for more details. In case of an emergency, dial 112 for immediate assistance.
With high temperatures expected today, the fire department urges residents to avoid leaving children or pets in parked vehicles. Take necessary precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses or worse. Stay informed and safe.
