Severe Heatwave Sweeps Across US and Beyond: Urgent Call to Avoid Prolonged Outdoor Exposure
A sweeping heatwave has engulfed the US, claiming lives and breaking temperature records, with areas like Death Valley, California, hitting a scorching 129 degrees Fahrenheit. The extreme heat poses risks to vulnerable populations, challenges for firefighters battling wildfires, and underscores the urgency of staying indoors with air conditioning amid excessive heat warnings.
This alarming trend extends globally, as Japan issues heatstroke alerts amidst four deaths and the Balkans fear devastating fires with temperatures surpassing 40 degrees Celsius. Urgent calls to prioritize safety by avoiding time outside in the blistering heat and staying hydrated resonate as temperatures soar to unprecedented levels.
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