SHA provides tips for a safe Halloween
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority is reminding residents to have a safe Halloween.
“In our communities, it gets dark early and the weather can be an issue, so a little planning helps keep the night fun, healthy and safe for everyone,” a public release by Dr. Angela Silveira states.
There are a number of tips Silveira recommends following on Halloween such as wearing bright clothes or reflective tape, or carrying a flashlight or face paint to ensure trick-or-treaters are seen. Children should also be accompanied by an adult and older kids should walk together in groups.
People should use sidewalks when available or walk on the left side of the road facing traffic, if not. Also, never go into a house or vehicle unless a parent or guardian has set it up.
