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Halton's proposed system was pasaed unanimously by the Region's heath and social services commitîce Tuesday and will go before regional council this Wednesday. In the summer of 1995, 500 people in Chicago died as a result of extreme heat. The tragedy bas become the impelus for many municipalities across North America t0 institute a heat alert system, including Halton. Halton's Medical Officer of Healtb Dr. Bob Nosal said the Region needs to bave a program tbat follows ils strategic plan about protecîing the public from preventa- ble ilînesses, like beat stroke and dehydra- lion. "To me il makes a lot of sense we would be doing il also,' be said. Currenlly. Environment Canada issues a humidex waming when lemperatures exceed 40 degrees Celsius for a day or 36 degrees Celsius for at least three days in a row. These high lemperalures can be dan- gerous t0 tbe young, elderly and tbose wiîh weakened immune syslems. HalIon's first step in ils proposed îyslem would be 10 monitor the Environment Canada Web site for daily updates, which would include special weather wamnings about heat or smog. If lemperatures were expected 10 be high, local healtb officiaIs would consull the local wealher office and, if needed, a trained meleorologist 10 gel specifie weatb- er patemns in Halton. From there the medical officer of health would make a decision as 10 wheîher a heat alert needed 10 be issued. If il did, media outîcîs and oîher groups, like hospitals or child day care centres, would be noîified. The public would be advised 10 seek places that have air conditioning. like shop- ping maIls. Jason Misner can be reached at jmis- ner@miltoncanadianchampion.com. Mosquitoes sent for -tests from NO on page 1 lime next week. Dr. Nosal noîed dead crows were report- ed over the laît few weeks but lhey weren'î in good enough shape for testing. Also, 15 mosquito traps have been set up throughouî the region and îome moîqui- loes have already been sent 10 Brock University when lesîing is being done for West Nule, be said. Those results could come back late nexl week. Dr. Nosal said. In Flalton last year, there were 59 proba- ble and suspect cases of West Nile, resuît- ing in 19 people requiring hospitalization. The number of cases was the second high- est in the province, nexl 10 Toronio. Jasona Misner van 6e reac/aed aw imis- îter@(milhoîaianadiarn(hanîpion.cýom. rNA 11 Tn NI 7à m 1