First responders are currently providing medical assistance to individuals experiencing heat-related issues at a rally held by former President Donald Trump in Wilmington, North Carolina. The event is taking place at Aero Center Wilmington, an outdoor venue where attendees are exposed to the direct sunlight and high temperatures.
According to reports, as the former president addresses the crowd, some attendees have been observed leaving the rally due to the intense heat. The temperature on Saturday reached 82 degrees, contributing to the challenging conditions faced by those in attendance.
Witnesses have noted that many individuals who have chosen to remain at the rally are resorting to using signs as makeshift fans in an effort to cool themselves down. Despite these measures, there have been multiple reports of attendees fainting as a result of the heat.
The situation highlights the importance of staying hydrated and taking precautions when exposed to high temperatures for extended periods, especially in outdoor settings. First responders are on-site to provide immediate medical attention to those in need and ensure the well-being of all attendees.
