In hot weather, which is more likely to die, the sun or ozone?

In hot weather, sunburn and heatstroke are the main health risks related to sun exposure, and ozone is not the direct cause of hot weather. Therefore, in hot weather, it is more likely to be sunburned by the sun and heatstroke, and it is less likely to be choked by ozone.

Sunburn and heatstroke: In hot weather, if people are exposed to the sun for a long time, especially without proper sun protection measures and drinking water, they are easily affected by sunburn and heatstroke. This may lead to sunburn, heatstroke, dehydration and other health problems.

Choked by ozone: ozone mainly exists in the atmosphere and usually does not cause direct poisoning or suffocation. However, when pollutants in the air interact with sunlight, they may produce ozone. This means that high temperature weather will lead to a decline in air quality, thus increasing the risk of certain health problems, such as respiratory diseases. But this usually requires long-term exposure to polluted air, rather than being directly suffocated by ozone.

In short, in hot weather, appropriate protective measures should be taken, including avoiding long-term exposure to the sun, wearing sun protection hats and clothes, and drinking plenty of water to prevent heatstroke. As for ozone, it is mainly related to air quality and air pollution. We should pay close attention to the local air quality notice and take necessary protective measures.

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