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South and South-east Asia Hit by Uncharacteristic Heatwaves
South and South-east Asia Hit by Uncharacteristic Heatwaves
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Scientists attribute the abnormally hot temperatures in Asia to the same old problem: climate change. 21.04.2023, Sputnik India
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Heatwaves are getting even hotter: south and south-east Asia experience abnormally hot weather for April.A recent UK study suggests that over 90% of India is threatened by the dangerous impact of heatwaves, with abnormal temperatures of over 40°C — not typical for this month.Check out out map to see which parts of the country experienced the highest temperatures.
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© AFP 2023 SAI AUNG MAINA man carrying his son walks with an umbrella during a heatwave in Yangon on April 19, 2023.
A man carrying his son walks with an umbrella during a heatwave in Yangon on April 19, 2023. - Sputnik India, 1920, 21.04.2023
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Scientists attribute the abnormally hot temperatures in Asia to the same old problem: climate change.
Heatwaves are getting even hotter: south and south-east Asia experience abnormally hot weather for April.
A recent UK study suggests that over 90% of India is threatened by the dangerous impact of heatwaves, with abnormal temperatures of over 40°C — not typical for this month.
Check out out map to see which parts of the country experienced the highest temperatures.
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