BUSINESSJul 2 · 22:51 UTCWBTV CHARLOTTEMichael Warrick

Food truck cooks battle extreme heat as lunch orders keep coming

Food truck workers in Charlotte, N.C., endure extreme heat while operating their businesses during a lunch rush. They use hydration, ice, and limited airflow to cope, though conditions remain challenging. Mecklenburg County opened cooling centers to help those affected by the heat.

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