Japanese Mayomi Saito notes that the summer has arrived early. “However, as the weather was hot in previous years, I feel that I was used slowly, or at least I learned tolerance,” I explained. She revealed that she “is very anxious about global warming”, while she is no longer able to live without air conditioning. “I am not sure of what to do and spend the days when I am trying to find a solution, unable to do that,” he said.
Scientists warn that man -made climate change makes heat waves more intense and frequent.
Temperature records
South Korea also recorded this year the second month of the most important July in its history, with an average temperature of 27.1 degrees Celsius, according to the National Meteorological Agency, which began to record data in 1973. Most hot in history From the country dating back to 1993, when the national average reached 27.7 degrees Celsius
In Iran, the authorities ordered the closure of public offices in Tehran and a half of the country's provinces on Wednesday due to a wave of heat and increased energy consumption.
Meanwhile, in China, 82,000 people were transferred from their homes due to the thunderstorms that struck the country in recent days and left 44 dead and missing, according to the last official balance.
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