In Japan, heat waves have led to at least three deaths and more than 220 people in emergency care, according to local authorities. Record-high temperatures were recorded in 14 cities, with highs of 34.4°C in central Tokyo. Heat wave alerts are being issued and authorities are advising people, especially the elderly, to protect themselves and stay in air-conditioned spaces, as they have accounted for the majority of deaths in recent years.
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Cel puţin trei morţi şi peste 220 de persoane îngrijite de urgenţă în Japonia, din cauza unor valuri de căldură. Temperaturi-record în iunie în 14 oraşe, 34,4°C în centrul Tokyo. Alerte de caniculă
Alerte de caniculă și temperaturi-record în Japonia. Cel puţin trei persoane au murit
Cel puţin trei morţi şi peste 220 de persoane îngrijite de urgenţă în Japonia, din cauza unor valuri de căldură. Temperaturi-record în iunie în 14 oraşe, 34,4°C în centrul Tokyo. Alerte de caniculă
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