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Tokyo June heat wave worst since 1875 as power supply creaks under strain
Japan was hit by the heat of the heat on Tuesday for four consecutive days. The heat of the capital broke the record for nearly 150 years in June, and authorities warned that power shortages were severe enough to raise concerns about cuts. In Tokyo on Tuesday, , temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius were predicted for three consecutive days. This is the worst heat wave in June since the record began in 1875. Government Advice by Continuing to Wear Face Masks Outdoors-COVID-19 Pandemic's Over Two Years Legacy. On the second day, authorities urged consumers in the Tokyo area to save electricity to avoid an imminent power outage. The heat wave occurred within two weeks of the national elections, and polls showing that government approval rates are declining rank rising prices, including electricity, as the primary concern of voters. Fuji News Network said 13 people are hospitalized on suspicion of heat stroke as of 9 am local time (0000 standard Greenwich time). According to the media, at least two people are believed to have died from heat stroke, and authorities are being asked to ease the call for energy conservation. At a press conference, Minister of Trade and Industry Hagiuda said, "It seems that some elderly people have turned off the air conditioner because they are asking for energy savings, but it is hot, so feel free to cool it down." .. The government warned on Monday that reserve capacity could fall below 5% as of Tuesday afternoon. This is close to at least 3%, which ensures a stable supply in Tokyo and the eight surrounding prefectures. Reserve capacity of less than 3% carries the risk of power outages and power outages. ... Read more
Millions in Bangladesh impacted by one of the worst floodings ever seen
A record flood has hit Bangladesh, affecting an estimated 7.2 million people and urgently need shelter and emergency relief in the northeastern part of Bangladesh. Since early June, torrential rains and upstream waters have completely submerged approximately 94% of Sunamganj City and 84% of the Sylhet district in northeastern Bangladesh, which borders Meghalaya, India. Some of the Meghalaya have had the highest levels of rainfall in decades, flooding the major river systems between India and Bangladesh, completely swallowing the surrounding area. Kaji Shoficle Azam, Secretary-General of Bangladesh Red Crescent, said: Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated as homes have been submerged and almost all of the neighborhood has been flooded. Most of Sunamgangji and Silet were completely shut down due to severe road communication disruptions and power outages. "Our volunteer team was on the scene to help people with the coveted dried foods, cooked foods and clean drinking water. Bangladesh's Red New Moon Company is in the disaster area for relief and reconstruction. Launched a US $ 10 million strategy to implement the initiative. Also affected by floods. 4,444 Bangladesh Red Moon Company team has at least two weeks of food packaging, mobile medical team medical services, hygiene and We also provide dignity kits, waterproof sheets and canisters. The International Red Cross Red Moon Association (IFRC) has helped Bangladesh Red Moon to expand its regional relief and restoration efforts. Launched an emergency appeal of 7.5 million Swiss francs (US $ 7.8 million). 300,000 people affected by the recent flood. Sanjeev Kafley, Head of the IFRC National Delegation in Bangladesh, said: Due to an emergency, we are expanding our activities in Bangladesh Red Crescent. ... Read more
Heavy rains, floods hit northwest Turkey
Heavy rains in northwestern Turkey flooded the river and collapsed the bridge on June 27 as authorities worked to evacuate stranded locals. Interior Minister Süleyman Soyle said there were no reports of death or missing. The Turkish Coast Guard shared a video of a helicopter rescue where a policeman lifted a woman when water rolled down from the roof of a village building in a village in Kastamonu province. Turkey's AFAD Emergency Management Bureau said more than 2,550 people were stationed in six rain-stricken states and dozens were evacuated. A meteorological "red warning" was declared. In August last year, 4,444 floods struck three states in northwestern Turkey, killing 82 people. ... Read more
Increasing heat waves affect up to half a billion people
Climate change is a reality, and India and Pakistan report very high temperatures in the spring. In articles in new scientific journals, researchers at Gothenburg University, in particular, paint dark pictures for the rest of the century. Heat waves are expected to increase, affecting up to 500 million people each year. Second, when heat reaches levels beyond human tolerance, it can lead to food shortages, deaths and the influx of refugees. But if action is taken to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement, it doesn't have to happen, researchers say. In India and Pakistan, heat waves in the shade, with temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius, are quickly life-threatening extreme weather events. In a new article in the journal Earth's Future, researchers outlined various scenarios of heat wave consequences in South Asia by 2100. "We have tied extreme heat to the population. At best, we were able to add about two heat waves a year and achieve the Paris Agreement's goal of exposing about 200 million people to heat waves. However, as it is today, up to five heat waves are generated annually if countries continue to contribute to the greenhouse effect by clearing and cultivating land that actually helps cool the world's temperatures. And more than 500 million people will be exposed to them by the end of the century, "says Deliang Chen, a professor of physical meteorology at the University of Yeteboli and one of the authors of the article. ... Read more
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