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00:00Up to 47 degrees Celsius is the heat index in some parts of the country tomorrow.

00:05And in the middle of the hot weather, different types of cold drinks are being sold.

00:09But doctors have an advice on how to drink something sweet.

00:13Witness, Danateen Cunco.

00:19This fruit stand in Santa Barbara, Pangasinan, is now closed not only because they are selling fruits,

00:24but also because of the cold juice.

00:28I saw that it was closed because I got a cold.

00:30I thought it was different, that's why I came back.

00:35It's delicious.

00:36Up to more than 100 cups of watermelon juice filled with watermelon chunks are being sold every day.

00:42If they say, auntie, can you give us a refill?

00:46Yes.

00:47But a doctor's advice.

00:49Go for no sugar options.

00:51And then, we can also have fresh fruit juices if we really can't avoid it,

00:56and if you want something with flavor, you can, but avoid something that's too sweet.

01:01The Department of Health has also been worried about the effects of extreme heat.

01:06Workers are also being careful outside and in the heat of the road.

01:11I can handle it a little bit.

01:13Now, it's too hot.

01:14We're stuck in the trees.

01:15I haven't booked yet.

01:17Just look for a place to rest.

01:20Water, really.

01:21To avoid dehydration.

01:24We also have heatwave break time.

01:27It's from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.

01:29To avoid the heat, especially when it's 10 p.m.

01:34We were a little bit early.

01:36We did it from 9 p.m. to 4 p.m.

01:38We also have a hydration station.

01:42We should have prepared clean water for our public to drink.

01:49Because it's important to have at least 7 to 8 glasses of water.

01:53Based on the data released yesterday,

01:55the danger category is expected to be hit by the heat index.

02:0147 degrees Celsius in Dagupan and 43 degrees Celsius in San Ildefonso, Bulacan.

02:07In Metro Manila, the possible heat index is 39 degrees Celsius in Naia, Pasay,

02:12and 38 degrees Celsius in Science Garden, Quezon City.

02:16It's not a joke that when it hits 42 degrees Celsius, the temperature rises.

02:21It can lead to heat cramps and heat exhaustion.

02:24Heat stroke if the heat wave continues.

02:27According to estimates, due to climate change and conditions in the past years,

02:31the heat index in many places in the country will not be hit by the danger category.

02:38It really depends on which part of the country you are.

02:41But here in NCR, it's not supposed to be that hot.

02:47Because in the past years, maybe because of the influence of El Niño,

02:52that's why the warm conditions are increasing.

02:56For GMA Integrated News, I'm Dano Tinkungko, your Saksi.

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