Heatwave Alert Issued in Issy-les-Moulineaux: Essential Precautions and Cooling Spots

The sweltering heat wave continues to grip Issy-les-Moulineaux, prompting authorities to issue an orange-level alert. Temperatures are expected to soar, placing citizens, particularly the vulnerable, at risk. In this article, we will delve into the essential precautions and cooling spots available to residents and visitors.

As part of the alert measures, medical emergency services are readily available for those in urgent need. Citizens can dial 15 or 18 for immediate assistance. It is crucial to take proactive steps to mitigate the heat's adverse effects. This includes avoiding strenuous activities during peak heat hours, seeking refuge in air-conditioned spaces, and sipping water regularly, even without feeling thirsty.

Humidifying the skin and rehydrating multiple times a day are also vital. Staying connected with loved ones, especially those who are elderly, isolated, or fragile, is also essential. Swimming pools and other water-based facilities can provide relief from the scorching heat. However, it's crucial to follow safety guidelines and respect local regulations.

Issy-les-Moulineaux offers various cooling spots for residents and visitors. Fontaines, brumisateurs, and public water points are scattered throughout the city. Their locations can be found on data.isy.com. To help people beat the heat, the extended pool hours for this Wednesday are:

Piscine Sevestre - Please check their website for updated hours of operation.

The Mayor has decided to extend the park and garden operating hours until 23:00. However, 3 parks will open an hour earlier at 06:00:

Parc Jean-Paul II - opening from 06:00

Square Abbé Derry - opening from 06:00

Parc Henri Barbusse - opening from 06:00

It's essential to note that the Departmental Park located on Ile Saint-Germain will close at 21:00.

To further help people cope with the heat, several air-conditioned facilities are available throughout the city:

5 rue Marcelin-Berthelot - 01 41 23 86 30 / 31

133 avenue de Verdun - 01 41 08 23 63

4 rue du général Leclerc - 01 41 23 89 80

Mercredi 15 juillet de 13h à 18h

Résidence Guynemer 1 rue Courteline - 01 46 45 37 90

Mercredi 15 juillet de 10h à 17h

Espace Seniors – 5 rue Marcelin-Berthelot – 01 41 23 86 30 / 31 Restaurant Club Les Coteaux – 133 avenue de Verdun – 01 41 08 23 63 Espace Savary – 4 rue du Général-Leclerc – 01 41 23 89 80

For families, several recreational facilities remain open:

La Halle des Epinettes – 45-47 rue de l’Égalité - 01 46 38 21 05

Espace Ludique Marcel Aymé – 15 allée Sainte-Lucie – 01 41 23 81 60 Mercredi et samedi : 10h-12h30 et 14h30-18h30 ; jeudi et vendredi : 15h30-18h30.

Ludothèque — 18 rue de l'Abbe-Derry — 01 41 23 81 50 Mardi et vendredi : 15h30-18h30 ; mercredi et samedi : 10h-12h30 et 14h30-18h30.

Musée Français de la Carte à Jouer - 16 Rue Auguste Gervais - 01 41 23 83 60 Mercredi, jeudi et vendredi : 11h-17h ; samedi et dimanche : 14h-18h.

And finally, various public transport services are available for those with reduced mobility:

La ville propose le transport vers les lieux rafraîchis des personnes à mobilité réduite.

Lastly, several accommodations have agreed to provide cooling spaces for those affected:

Ibis Budget — 12 rue Jacques-Henri-Lartigue

Motel One - 5 rue du 4-Septembre

Hife – 15 rue Guynemer (no children allowed)

Novotel – 86 rue Camille Desmoulins

The residents of Issy-les-Moulineaux are urged to remain vigilant and adhere to the prevention guidelines to minimize heat-related risks. This proactive stance will help the community navigate this uncommon heatwave event.