by Staff Writer 16-07-2026 | 8:06 AMCOLOMBO (News 1st): The Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children (LRH) has warned that the prevailing hot weather could lead to dehydration among children.Consultant Paediatrician Dr. Deepal Perera says dehydration may cause symptoms such as headac…
by Staff Writer 16-07-2026 | 8:06 AMCOLOMBO (News 1st): The Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children (LRH) has warned that the prevailing hot weather could lead to dehydration among children.Consultant Paediatrician Dr. Deepal Perera says dehydration may cause symptoms such as headaches, vomiting, and body aches.He also advised parents to ensure children consume plenty of water and other natural fluids to help prevent dehydration.
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