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Pinal County, AZ:
Rescue teams who were involved in helping people to find proper ways in searching and rescuing people on line of adventures in Arizona, as their lone of work seems to busy and definitely most challenging as the temperatures get hotter in Arizona

A hiker named Chris Kenyon, who was hiking along with his daughter said that, “You just have to come prepared with water and cell phones and look after one another”. He marked the importance of sustaining problems with necessary requirements.

"Cell phones are making a huge difference, especially for search and rescue," told Sgt. Doug Peoble with Pinal County Sheriff's Office. In a conversation with media reporters

In addition to plenty of water, strong footwear, and little common sense, of informing somebody where you are planning to go around, are the most recommended valuable things , its also very important to carry a cell phone, which could allow people to report problems and help rescue crew point out exact location, Even so, engaging in Selfies and Instagram, cloud not help using cell phones with dead battery in the device

"A lot of people like to use social media and they like to show off where they have been, what they've been doing, what they have been up to and that's great but a big portion of that is to remember to save a little of that battery life for yourself just in case something bad happens," said Peoble.

The main recommendations by Peoble is the 50 percent rule when it comes down to hiking in our irritating heat and the rest of the year as well.

By Lokesh