The National Heat Plan, which was also put into effect for three days in mid-July, aims to inform organisations, professionals and people in care about the expected heat. In this way they can offer support to vulnerable groups such as the elderly and small children. They can experience health problems due to the heat, such as fatigue, headaches, concentration problems, dehydration and heat stroke.
National Heat Plan in force again tomorrow: ‘Not intended for those who find it patronizing’
