Summer camps take extra precautions to keep kids cool due to heat
It may be the first day at some summer camps, but they're already taking extra precautions to keep kids cool due to the heat and humidity.
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Jun 28, 2021, 10:06 PM
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Updated 1,124 days ago
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407ds agoIt may be the first day at some summer camps, but they're already taking extra precautions to keep kids cool due to the heat and humidity.
The CEO of The Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich, Christina Vitoria, says they are giving kids extra water breaks, extra pool time and letting them go canoeing or kayaking on the lake.
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Olivia and Victor, both 10, say they're not letting the heat damper their mood and are spending more time in the water.
A sprinkler was also kept utilized and will stay on as long as the heat persists.