Stay Safe at El Paso Concerts: Hydration & Heat Tips

With concert season heating up in El Paso,

docs are dropping real talk on staying safe in this scorching,

dried desert air. Long days outside at festivals or shows crank up risks

like dehydration and heat sickness, so experts from Texas Tech Health

are pushing simple moves. To keep the vibes high without ER drama,

they say start hydrating early, sip water all day,

and hit those refill stations. Dress light with breathable gear, hats,

shades, and sunscreen, you reapply every two hours.

Paste the drinks by alternating booze with water,

eat regular to keep energy up, and take breaks from all that standing and walking in huge venues.

For this weekend's BTS Blowout at Sun Bowl Stadium on May 2nd and 3rd,

pro-action emergency services is on deck with medical support.

Fans can bring one plastic water bottle inside,

and water stations will be everywhere to battle the heat.

They're also flagging staff in blue polos,

marked medic on the back for quick help if headaches,

dizziness, or nausea hit. No access to the mountains around the stadium this year,

with coughs patrolling to keep things smooth.

Prep like this, and you'll catch every beat without missing a step-stay,

smart, stay hydrated, and let the music hit different.

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