The World Cup vs. bugs, germs and heat: Here's the game plan

The World Cup is coming soon to the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Millions of people will go to watch the games in big stadiums. Health workers are very busy. They want to keep everyone safe and healthy during the event, which starts in June and ends in July.

Health workers plan for many things. For example, summer will be hot. So, they plan for places where fans can cool down and get water. They also check all the food places every day. They want to make sure the food is good to eat. This helps stop people from getting food poisoning.

When many people are together, sicknesses can spread easily. Health teams watch for different diseases, like measles. They also check for problems with mosquitoes. They tell people to wear hats, drink water, use bug spray, and stay home if they are sick. Everyone is working hard so fans can have a good and healthy time at the World Cup.