Heat Health Alert Issued for Parts of England
A heat health alert has been issued for parts of England as temperatures are expected to rise over the weekend. Rail operators have issued guidance for travelers.
bbc.co.ukA heat health alert has been issued for parts of England as temperatures are expected to rise over the weekend. Network Rail, which manages many of the railways in Britain, has published advice for those travelling by train in areas seeing warm weather.
They ask that, in hot weather, travellers check before travelling and allow more time for journeys. They also recommend carrying water bottles, which can be filled up at fountains at big stations.
Southern Railway says trains are likely to be busier than usual, particularly on routes to coastal destinations. Avoid boarding trains if feeling unwell, and ask staff for assistance at a help point if needed, Network Rail added. The advice comes as forecasters expect temperatures to soar in the affected regions.
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Train services may see increased demand on coastal routes.
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