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Medical teams at Philadelphia's FIFA Fan Festival prepare for heat emergencies as temperatures soar

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By Stephanie Stahl Verified
| KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
The scorching heat wave has prompted the FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill to reduce its hours, but medical teams are taking extra precautions with thousands of visitors still expected to arrive. The medical tent at the venue has giant fans outside to cool people off. Inside is like a mini-urgent care facility, equipped to treat everything from minor injuries to serious complications. With heat being the biggest issue, there's tons of water, ice and cold air being pumped in to help cool off guests.
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How hospitals in Philadelphia region are preparing for patients with heat-related illnesses

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By Stephanie Stahl Verified
| KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
Hospitals in the Philadelphia region are gearing up for an expected increase in patients with heat-related illnesses. Doctors said it can happen in a matter of minutes when the heat index is really high, and people can quickly suffer from heat-related illnesses. The ice machine is ready for extra duty at Lankenau Medical Center, where the emergency department is expecting to see a growing number of patients with heat illnesses.
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Philadelphia health officials making plans to keep residents safe during "dangerous heat wave"

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By Stephanie Stahl Verified
| KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
Officials are making plans to keep people safe in Philadelphia as a potentially historic and dangerous heat wave is set to hit the city. Thousands will be celebrating America's 250th birthday and the FIFA World Cup with the Fan Festival in Lemon Hill and a Round of 16 Men's World Cup match at Philadelphia Stadium this weekend. The heat is already impacting those events. Doctors say people need to be prepared if they're going to be outside for all the festivities coming up this week and weekend.
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