Firefighters warn against leaving your kids in the car as temperatures rises
As summer approaches, the Yuma Fire Department encourages people not to leave their children in the car.
Mike Effre, the public information officer from the Yuma Fire Department has provided us with a tip on signs of hypothermia.
“A child sweating profusely, someone flushed kind of complexion or either skin seeming very hot & very dry”, says Effre.
