Extreme weather in Asia is threatening lives
Extreme weather events observed in Asia – heatwaves, heavy rains, and floods are threatening the lives of thousands of people. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
Experts emphasize that these events are intensifying due to climate change. In Japan, temperatures rose to 41.8 degrees, marking the hottest day in the country's history.
In recent months, over 50 people have died solely due to the heat. In South Korea, tropical temperatures persisted for 22 consecutive nights.
In China, heavy rains and floods have caused hundreds of deaths, and thousands of people have been evacuated. In India, sudden rains have left many areas underwater.
In Pakistan, nearly 300 people have died due to rains since June. The drastic changes in temperature and precipitation across the region are causing significant harm to health, the economy, and infrastructure.
According to the World Meteorological Organization, Asia is warming at twice the global average rate. Experts stress the urgent need for measures against climate change.
Otherwise, extreme weather events may become the norm and pose a constant threat to human life. Therefore, it is crucial for all countries and communities to take this issue seriously.
