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Heatwave: Use 'common sense' and follow pubic health advice says Health Secretary Steve Barclay

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July 18, 2022

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Health Secretary Steve Barclay has urged people to follow public health advice from the HSA and use "common sense" as the UK sees temperatures sore across the country.

Mr Barclay also rejected claims that the government was not prepared for the heatwave and said ambulance crews are to work longer hours and that other "additional resources have been put in place".

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