Maryland reports first heat-related death of 2026 in Calvert County
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Darreonna Davis
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Summary
Maryland health officials reported the state's first heat-related death of 2026, involving a man aged 70-80 from Calvert County who died this month amid a mix of high temperatures and wet weather. Health Secretary Dr. Meena Seshamani expressed condolences and urged precautions against extreme heat, including staying hydrated.
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Dr. Meena Seshamani, Maryland's health secretary, said in a news release that drinking plenty of water is one way to combat extreme heat.
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