The countries of Europe are suffering from heat and heat wave. The heat is at its peak there. Every day the temperature is making new records there. But the government’s decision there has surprised everyone. In Britain, the government has issued strict instructions to remove ACs from homes. Notices have even been issued to people regarding this.

London Council has issued the order. In this, the officials ordered people to remove ACs from their homes amid the increasing heat. According to the Telegraph report, the administration says that a lot of carbon dioxide comes out from the AC. These should be used as options after all.

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Summer temperature crosses 40 in Britain, schools closed

Here in many parts of Britain the temperature has crossed 40 degrees. Due to this even schools have been closed. Train service has been banned. Rest to Life Red Alert has also been issued by the government. At the same time, the government is also appealing to the people to remove AC.

4 thousand operations postponed in Britain, net zero policy implemented

Apart from these, the government has banned surgeries in hospitals. Due to heatwave and lack of AC, approximately 4 thousand operations have been postponed across Britain. In Britain, AC has been asked to be removed under Net Zero Policy. Along with this, active cooling will be permitted only when all methods of passive cooling have been tried. AC will be the solution only when there is no other solution left. Recently, London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been emphasizing on environment. In these orders it is clearly said that instead of AC, keep the windows open. Use ceiling fan.

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Europe is in the grip of record breaking heat these days. This severe heatwave, which started from South-Western Europe, has now spread to Eastern Europe and is creating new temperature records every day. The mercury has reached above 40 degrees Celsius in many countries including France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Czech Republic and Lithuania. This heat wave has so far killed at least 1,300 people in Europe, with more than 1,000 deaths recorded in France alone. The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that this figure may increase further. Because complete reporting of deaths in hospitals and homes is still pending…

Most serious situation in France: 1000 deaths in three days

The most terrible form of this heatwave has been seen in France. France’s public health agency Cent Public France announced on Sunday (June 28) that more than a thousand deaths have been recorded in the country since June 24. These deaths mainly occurred during the three hottest days of the last week.

More than 85% of these deaths are elderly people above 65 years of age. Paris and Ile-de-France areas have been most affected. The most troubling thing is that among these deaths, the number of deaths occurring in homes was 40% more than normal. That means people could not reach hospitals and died in their own homes.

The French Health Agency has warned that these are preliminary numbers. This number may increase further after complete reporting of deaths in hospitals, nursing homes and homes. At least 74 people have also died by drowning in rivers, lakes and other bodies of water during the heatwave in France.

France’s national temperature index reached 29.8 degrees Celsius, the highest since measurements began in 1947. 44 crore people of France (almost the entire population of the country) are under heat alert.

WHO warning: 1,300 deaths and the arrival of ‘silent killer’

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus posted on social media platform X that more than 1,300 deaths have been recorded across Europe since June 21. He warned that heat stress is often called the ‘silent killer’ because it kills silently, without making any big noise.

Tedros said, ‘Europe is the fastest warming continent in the world, which is warming at twice the rate of the global average. Right now 150 million people are living under extreme heat, hundreds of people have died, schools are closed and power grids are collapsing. He also said that heatwaves that used to occur once in a generation are now occurring almost every year.

Europe is the fastest-warming continent on Earth, heating at twice the global average. Right now 150 million people are living under extreme heat, hundreds have died, schools are shut, grids are buckling.

Driven by climate change and global warming, the phenomenon of…

— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) June 28, 2026

WHO has appealed to European countries to implement effective ‘Heat-Health Action Plan’. WHO and Europe recently presented their new heat-health action plan guidance in Berlin. According to WHO, in the last 4 years, more than two lakh people have died due to heat in Europe alone.

Fight for AC in summer, political debate heated up

Due to the scorching heat, the demand for air conditioners and fans is skyrocketing in many European countries including France and Italy. Most homes in Europe are not designed to withstand extreme heat. AC rates are very low here.

Sales of fans and ACs have increased rapidly at big retailers like Carrefour and Amazon. Technicians are receiving so many orders for installation that it is difficult to meet the demand. Mitsubishi Electric told Reuters that air conditioner sales have been very strong in Europe, especially in France, Spain, the UK and Germany.

Right-wing leader Marine Le Pen is advocating the installation of air conditioners with subsidies on a large scale to protect the elderly and vulnerable groups. At the same time, the Green Party, which was traditionally against AC, has also admitted that now air conditioning has become necessary to some extent.

Left parties argue that large-scale use of ACs will put too much pressure on the electricity system and will make the climate crisis worse by increasing hot air in cities. This debate has become a big issue ahead of the 2027 French presidential elections.

Temperature records broken in Eastern Europe

This heat has now spread to Eastern Europe and is creating new records every day. On June 28:

• Lithuania: In the country’s southern city Druskininkai, the temperature was recorded at 36.3 degrees Celsius, which is the highest temperature so far in the month of June. The previous record was 35.7 degrees Celsius.
• Republica Checa: The temperature in Doksany, north of the capital Prague, was recorded at 41.1 degrees Celsius. This became a new record for the second consecutive day.
• Poland: The temperature in Slubice city was recorded at 40.5 degrees Celsius. If this figure is officially confirmed, it will be the highest temperature ever recorded in the country. The capital Warsaw recorded 37.6 degrees Celsius, breaking the city’s 2013 record.

Due to the scorching heat in Europe, old temperature records are continuously being broken and the entire continent is in the grip of extreme heat. The hottest days in history were recorded in France on Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures reaching 39 to 43 degrees Celsius in western parts. Wednesday was the hottest day of June in the history of Britain and the temperature was recorded at 36.1 degrees Celsius. According to preliminary data, many June temperature records have also been broken in Spain, Germany, Austria, Netherlands and Switzerland.

Meanwhile, many people have died in France, including dozens who drowned while trying to get relief from the scorching heat. The global sea surface temperature has again reached record levels. The Australian Meteorological Department has officially confirmed the formation of El Nino conditions, which is expected to bring warmer and drier weather than normal in Australia, Asia and the South Pacific region. India and Pakistan are also facing scorching heat.

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abnormal heat

The condition when temperatures are much higher than normal for three or more consecutive days is called heat wave. According to scientists, this time the heat wave in Europe is more worrying for two reasons – its timing and its severity.

ahead of time

The hottest time in Europe usually occurs from mid to late July, but now the extreme heat starts in June. This is only the second time since the 1950s that a heatwave has reached its peak several weeks before the season. According to a study, if there was no effect of human-generated greenhouse gases, heat like June 2025 would have occurred once in 50 years, but due to 1.3 degree Celsius global temperature rise, such a situation may now be seen every five years.

breaking records

If climate change had not occurred, such rapid and intense warming would not have been possible. Tuesday and Wednesday were the hottest days in France since 1947. The average temperature of the entire country was recorded at 29.9 degrees Celsius. On Tuesday, the highest temperature of June was recorded in 147 cities and the mercury reached above 43 degrees Celsius at 41 weather stations. Both nights were also the hottest, with temperatures reaching 45 degrees Celsius at some places in Spain and minimum temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius or more on three consecutive nights.

impact of climate

According to scientists, long-lasting high pressure areas trap hot air near the surface, while climate change fueled by fossil fuels is increasing both the intensity and duration of heatwaves. There were only five major heatwave periods in Europe between 1950 and 1999, whereas between 2000 and 2025 their number has increased to more than 20. According to the European Climate Risk Assessment, extreme heat in Southern Europe has become a serious threat to public health. If the effect of El Nino also continues, the global average temperature in 2026 and 2027 may remain close to record levels. Due to the changing climate, extreme heat has now become a global crisis related to health, environment and economy for the whole world.

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There is an outcry in Europe due to the extreme heat. On Monday (June 23), due to the extreme heat in Europe, old temperature records were broken in many cities and at least 18 people died in France. This also includes the death of two children in a hot car. According to Reuters report, most schools in France have been closed or their timings have been changed, while in Britain, weather forecasters said that the temperature this week could break records for the month of June.

According to Reuters, the temperature in Bordeaux, France’s western wine-producing region, reached 41.9 degrees Celsius, breaking the record for August last year. The temperature in Poitiers in central France reached 41.2 degrees Celsius, surpassing the previous highest temperature record set in 1947.

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many countries affected

Temperatures reached 40 degrees Celsius in Spain’s usually cold San Sebastian region. According to Reuters Climate Monitor, this was more than double the historical average of June 22. According to the April report of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the rate of temperature rise in Europe is more than double the global average.

where what temperature

The temperature in Spain is expected to reach 44 degrees Celsius, while El Granado recorded 46 degrees Celsius. The temperature in many parts of France reached 41 to 42.2 degrees Celsius, while in Paris it remained above 37.7 degrees Celsius. The temperature in Germany remains between 38 to 39 degrees Celsius and a warning of thunderstorm has been issued. An ‘Amber’ alert has been issued in Britain amid the possibility of temperatures reaching 38 to 39 degrees Celsius. Red alert is in force in many major cities of Italy due to temperatures ranging from 36 to 40 degrees Celsius. Even in Belgium the temperature remains above 30 degrees Celsius.

increasing number of deaths

Two children, aged two and four, died in a burning car in Carpentras, south-eastern France. His mother found him unconscious in a car parked outside the house. In the Bordeaux region, three elderly people aged between 80 and 95 also died due to heat-related health problems. Apart from this, 13 people lost their lives due to drowning between Sunday and Monday. Officials say that people are going into water to get relief from the heat, due to which such accidents are increasing. According to experts, this heatwave in Europe is due to a meteorological condition called ‘Omega Block’.

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The process of formation of a very strong El Nino is accelerating in the Pacific Ocean. A satellite of America’s space agency NASA has recorded increased heat on the sea surface. Data from NASA’s Sentinel-6 Michael Froelich satellite has shown that sea levels near the equator are higher than normal. This means that a large amount of hot water is accumulating under the sea.

In some parts of the Pacific Ocean, when the temperature becomes higher than normal and the sea surface rises, it is called El Nino. America’s weather and ocean related agency NOAA had informed about the onset of El Nino on June 11. The rise in sea level also helps in understanding how much heat is stored below, because hot water expands and the surface rises.

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What did scientists tell about El Nino?

Scientists have said that the situation in the western Pacific Ocean is similar to a big El Nino like 1997. In 1997, there was a very powerful El Nino, which was called Godzilla El Nino. Now scientists say that this new El Nino is continuously getting stronger and it can have a huge impact in the coming times. NASA’s lab has also made a map of the ocean from satellite data. In this the situation of June 8 is shown. In this, red color shows those places where sea level is high, white color shows normal situation and blue color shows low level. The same satellite had also previously recorded large waves of warm water (Kelvin Waves), which spread for hundreds of miles in the ocean.

El Nino will affect India

The impact of this El Nino will not be limited to the sea only, but will affect the entire world. Weather organizations say that due to this the temperature will be higher than normal in many countries. This could be one of the strongest El Niños in the last 150 years. This will increase the heat and change the rain pattern. It may affect India also. The effect of heat is already visible and if the monsoon weakens, it can also affect the country’s economy, which is worth about 4 trillion dollars.

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has issued a major climate warning for the world. The organization says that the sea water in the Pacific Ocean is becoming warmer than normal, due to which an El Niño situation is being created. This may affect the world’s temperature and rainfall patterns in the coming months. Due to this, weather related events like extreme heat, heavy rains, floods and drought may increase in many countries.

According to WMO, temperatures are likely to be above normal in almost all parts of the world from June to August 2026. According to the organization’s El Nino/La Nina update, there is an 80 percent chance of El Nino forming between June and August 2026. The probability of it continuing till at least November 2026 is said to be 90 percent or more. Although there remains some uncertainty about its peak strength and exact timing, most weather models suggest it will be at least moderate and possibly quite strong.

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What did Antonio Guterres say about El Nino?

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in his video message that science clearly shows that El Nino is going to come with about 90 percent probability. He said that the world should consider this as a serious climate warning because the effect of El Nino on the already warming earth will make the situation more difficult. According to him, its effects will be more serious and it will affect beyond the borders of many countries. He said that the best solution is to take fast and effective steps to deal with climate change, reduce dependence on fossil fuels, promote renewable energy and strengthen the system of providing timely warnings to the people.

Statement by WMO Secretary General Celeste Saulo

WMO Secretary General Celeste Saulo said the world needs to prepare now for a possible strong El Nino. He said that due to this, incidents of both drought and heavy rains may increase in many areas. The risk of heatwave will also increase both on land and sea. They reminded that the 2023-24 El Niño was among the strongest El Niño events on record and played a significant role in the record global temperatures of 2024.

Sea surface temperature is continuously increasing
According to the WMO, sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern parts of the equatorial Pacific Ocean continued to rise during late April and May and approached the limits of El Nino. The water below the sea surface is also about 6 degrees Celsius warmer than normal, due to which the surface temperature is increasing further. For this reason the El Nino situation is developing rapidly. Along with this, the Southern Oscillation Index is also indicating the formation of El Nino.

Every El Nino is different – WMO

WMO said that El Nino and La Nina are two different phases of El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). This is one of the most powerful natural climate patterns on Earth. During El Nino, the waters of the central and eastern Pacific Ocean become warmer than normal. It usually occurs once every two to seven years and can last for about nine to twelve months. It often develops between March and June and reaches its strongest between November and February. The greatest impact is usually visible the following year. However, every El Nino is different and its impact depends on its strength, timing and its relationship with other weather systems. Therefore, its impact is not the same in every country and every region. WMO also said that the term Super El Nino is not its official classification and the organization does not use it.

Flood situation may arise due to El Nino

According to WMO, due to El Nino, there may be more than normal rainfall and flood conditions in southern South America, parts of South America, Horn of Africa and Central Asia. There is a possibility of drought and below normal rainfall in Central America, Northern South America, Caribbean, Australia, Indonesia and some parts of Southern Asia.

sea ​​storms will be affected

It can also have an impact on sea storms. During El Nino, storm activity may increase in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean, while the likelihood of storm formation in the Atlantic Ocean may decrease. For this reason, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted a below normal hurricane season in the Atlantic region this year. WMO has also expressed concern for South Asia. According to the South Asian Climate Outlook Forum, monsoon rainfall is likely to be below normal in entire South Asia including India. At the same time, the Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum has also predicted below normal rainfall in its region. According to the Central America Climate Outlook Forum, there is a possibility of drier and hotter weather there.

WMO statement in Global Seasonal Climate Update

WMO has said in its Global Seasonal Climate Update that temperatures are expected to be above normal in almost all parts of the world during June, July and August. This may increase heat stress in many areas and drought conditions may develop rapidly in areas where rainfall is less. On the other hand, in areas where there is more rainfall, the risk of incidents like heavy rains and floods will increase. The organization says that timely weather forecasting and early warning systems are very important to save people’s lives, take right decisions in areas like farming, health, energy and water management and reduce economic losses. Therefore, governments and related agencies need to make preparations from now on.

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Western Europe is currently in the grip of a severe heatwave. The highest temperature ever recorded for the month of May has been recorded in France and the United Kingdom. Due to increasing heat, health alerts have been issued in many countries, the Meteorological Department has warned and in some places there have been reports of deaths due to heat. According to the report, this situation has arisen due to hot air coming from North Africa towards Western Europe. This is being called heat dome. Due to this, the temperature has increased so much that in many places the weather is feeling like the peak of summer.

Scientists say that due to climate change caused by human activities, Europe is warming faster than the world’s average temperature. For this reason, heat waves are being seen more frequently and in a more dangerous form than before. There is record breaking heat in the United Kingdom also. According to the Meteorological Department, the temperature reached 34.8 degrees Celsius in Kew Gardens in south-west London on Monday. This is the highest temperature so far in the month of May and is about 2 degrees more than the old record.

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What is the average temperature in London in May?

The Meteorological Department said that such heat is usually seen in the middle of summer, whereas the average temperature of London in May is around 17 to 18 degrees Celsius. The Met Office also said that Tuesday night was the hottest night recorded in the month of May. It was called Tropical Night, because the temperature remained very high even during the night. Recently, climate experts warned that Britain’s existing infrastructure is not prepared for the changing climate. He had appealed to the government to adapt schools, hospitals and public facilities to the new weather conditions.

Record heat in France too

The situation remains serious in France also. The country’s weather agency Météo-France said that Monday was the hottest day of the month of May since the temperature measurement started in the country. The agency has issued an orange heatwave alert for north-west France, which is the second highest warning level. According to the Meteorological Department, the temperature can reach 36 degrees Celsius in many areas. The temperature in Paris on Saturday was recorded at 31.9 degrees Celsius, which went above 30 degrees for the first time this year. Many tragic incidents have also come to light due to the heat. A person died during a 10 kilometer race in Paris. However, it is not yet clear whether the death was directly due to heat or not.

Woman dies of heat stroke

Also in the city of Lyon, a woman died of heat stroke after a fitness run. France’s junior energy minister Maud Bregion said that seven people have died due to various reasons related to the current heatwave. Of these, 5 people died due to drowning in lake, river or sea.

Germany, Spain and Italy also affected

For the first time this year the temperature in Germany has crossed 30 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department estimates that the temperature may increase further in the coming days. The situation is serious in Spain also. According to weather agency AEMET, by the end of this week the temperature in some areas may reach 40 degrees Celsius. Due to the heat in Italy, work outside has been banned in some areas. Last year also such restrictions were imposed, but this time summer has started early.

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The desert areas of Sudan, Chad, Iran or the Middle East should be named in the list of 100 hottest cities in the world. But the surprising truth is that out of this entire list, 97 cities are from India alone. This is not a joke, but the terrible truth of May 2026 which has scorched the entire country. In cities like Balangir, Sasaram, Banda and Varanasi the mercury has crossed 48 degrees Celsius. The situation is so bad that so far more than 37 people have lost their lives due to heatwave in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

This story is not just about fire raining from the sky, this is the story of the last battle of our body, which it is fighting against the scorching heat. Let us understand what temperature our body can withstand in this record-breaking heat, how heat kills our lives and how we can save ourselves and our loved ones from this disaster…

India occupies the world’s hottest list: 97 cities, a story

The picture presented by the live data of AQI.in on the afternoon of 22 May 2026 was scary. Of the 100 hottest cities in the world, 97 were in India. Balangir (Odisha) and Sasaram (Bihar) recorded temperatures of 48 degrees Celsius, while Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) stood third with 47 degrees Celsius. Humidity levels in these cities were between 6 to 8 percent, putting the conditions in the ‘extreme hot’ category.

The thing to note is that the remaining three cities in this list were also from India’s neighboring country Nepal – Dhangadhi, Nepalganj and Lumbini Sanskritik. Meaning the Indian subcontinent was experiencing the maximum heat in the entire world. This is not the first time. Last week on May 19, the situation was even more serious, when all the 100 hottest cities in the world were in India. Auraiya, Banda and Etawah (all three in Uttar Pradesh) were on top with 46 degrees Celsius.

After all, how much heat can the human body withstand?

This question might have come to your mind too. The answer lies not just in the number written on the thermometer, but in a special term – ‘wet-bulb temperature’.

Wet-bulb temperature is actually a dangerous combination of temperature and humidity that completely shuts down our body’s ability to cool itself. Usually our body keeps itself cool by evaporating sweat. But when there is too much moisture in the air, sweat does not dry, body heat cannot escape and the body temperature continues to rise.

It was long believed that a wet-bulb temperature of 35 °C (equivalent to 35 °C at 100% humidity or 46 °C at 50% humidity) was the limit beyond which the human body could no longer cool itself. But a shocking research by Penn State University broke this myth. In their PSU HEAT project, when young and healthy people were exposed to different temperatures and humidity, it was found that the body’s ability to remain cool begins to decline much earlier at 35 degrees Celsius.

According to new research, this dangerous limit starts only at 31 degree Celsius wet-bulb temperature.

Understand it like this- If the humidity is 100% then a normal temperature of 31 degrees Celsius and if the humidity is 60% then even a normal temperature of 38 degrees Celsius can be fatal. ‘Our research shows that the dangerous combination of heat and humidity can become fatal more quickly than scientists previously thought.’

How does death occur due to heat?

The biggest cause of death due to heat is heatstroke, that is, the body temperature increases so much that the organs stop functioning. But did you know that heat kills in three different ways?

1. Heatstroke: When brain and organs all fail. When the internal temperature of the body crosses 40 degrees Celsius, heatstroke occurs. Professor Oli J of the University of Sydney explains that during this time the body diverts the blood stream towards the skin to cool down. The result is that blood and oxygen stops reaching the intestines and stomach. outcome? The toxins present in the intestines start leaking into the blood. ‘It starts a chain reaction. Blood clots start forming in the entire body, organs start failing one after the other and ultimately death occurs.
2. Deadly pressure on the heart: Neil Gandhi, director of emergency medicine at Houston Methodist Hospital, says that during the summer he often sees patients whose body temperature reaches above 104 or 105 degrees Fahrenheit. ‘If it increases by just a few degrees, there is a very high risk of death of such a patient.’ To keep the body cool in summer, the heart has to work many times harder than normal. According to Professor JK, ‘You are making your heart do much more work than usual. For someone who already has heart disease, it’s like trying to run with a bad hamstring. Something will definitely break.
3. Dehydration: So much water is lost from the body through sweat that it puts tremendous pressure on the kidneys. Professor Renee Salas of Harvard University says, ‘Dehydration can turn into shock, due to which blood, oxygen and nutrients stop reaching the organs. This can cause seizures and death. Apart from this, heat also has a direct effect on the brain. Due to this the person becomes confused, loses the power to think and understand and may become unconscious.

So far, about 37-40 deaths have been recorded due to heatwave across India in government records. But this figure is much less than the actual figure. According to a report in The Times of India, many deaths that occur due to heat (such as heart attacks) are never counted as heatwave deaths. Al Jazeera’s report shows that most of the deaths due to heat in the country are not recorded. The actual number of deaths is much higher than this.

So how to avoid heat death?

The government has issued clear guidelines to protect yourself from this scorching heat:

• Drink adequate amount of water, even if you do not feel thirsty.
• Wear light colored loose fitting cotton clothes.
• While going out, cover your head with cloth, scarf, cap or umbrella.
• Take home drinks like ORS, buttermilk, lemonade, salty lassi and coconut water.
• Eat things like raw onion, raw mango, salt and cumin, which protect you from heat stroke.

Apart from this, do not forget to:

• Do not go out between 12 noon and 3 pm.
• Avoid tea, coffee, alcohol and cold drinks. They reduce body water rapidly.
• Do not eat high protein, fried, spicy and stale food.
• Do not leave children or pets alone in a parked vehicle.
• Do not go out barefoot.

When will we get relief from the heat?

According to IMD, there is no sign of relief at present. The heatwave will continue in most parts of the country till May 28. There is an orange alert of ‘severe heatwave’ for Delhi between May 25 and 27, in which the temperature can go up to 44 to 46 degrees Celsius. Red alert has been issued for Eastern Uttar Pradesh. IMD says that after May 28, due to strong storm and rain in many areas, the temperature may drop by 2 to 5 degrees Celsius.

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Extreme Heat: At present, the effect of extreme heat is being seen across the country and now Nautapa is also going to start soon. Generally, people feel that heat bothers them the most only during the day, especially in the afternoon when by around 2 o’clock the sun becomes so strong that even people’s shirts get drenched with sweat. It becomes difficult to go out on the road and the body becomes completely tired. But now doctors and meteorologists say that not only the sunlight of the day but also the heat of the night is having a bad effect on people’s health. Many times this effect increases gradually and people do not understand until their health becomes worse.

People’s sleep is decreasing due to hot nights

In a recent study, data related to sleep of about 47 thousand people from 68 countries was seen. It was found that on nights when the temperature went above 86 degrees Fahrenheit, people slept an average of 14 minutes less. This may sound like a small amount of time, but if calculated for the entire year, it amounts to about 44 hours of sleep loss. Doctors say that due to continuous less sleep, a person not only feels tired, but his ability to think and take right decisions also starts weakening. During hot nights, people start feeling irritability, restlessness and also have difficulty in concentrating.

body does not get rest

According to doctors, the body tries to cool itself at night, so that the fatigue of the day can be removed. But when the temperature at night remains high, the body does not get relief. Due to continuous sweating, there is a deficiency of water and essential salt in the body. This can increase problems like weakness, headache, dizziness and fatigue. Many people feel lethargic and restless as soon as they wake up in the morning, because their body is not able to rest properly throughout the night.

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Increasingly hot nights are becoming a big threat to the world

A report by experts has revealed that due to climate change, night temperatures are increasing rapidly across the world. According to a report of the year 2024, about 2.4 billion people are facing such a situation where they have to face at least two weeks of hotter nights every year. It was told in the report that at many places the night temperature is reaching above 77 degrees Fahrenheit and this problem may increase further in the future. Doctors say that this is not a concern for the future, but has become the present reality, which is directly affecting people’s sleep, thinking ability and body health.

Who are most at risk?

According to doctors, small children, elderly, pregnant women and already sick people are most at risk. Elderly people sweat less, due to which their body is not able to cool down quickly. Children’s body loses water quickly. At the same time, for people who have heart, lung or kidney related diseases, hot nights can cause more problems. Laborers working outside and people who stay in the sun for long periods also need to be more careful.

You may have to take the heat of the night lightly

Doctors are advising that people should protect themselves not only from the daytime sunlight but also from the heat at night. Drink plenty of water before sleeping, wear light clothes and make arrangements for ventilation in the room. If the body does not get rest at night, then the effect of heat can gradually weaken the health. Therefore, now it has become necessary that people take the heat of the day as well as the night seriously.

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Hantavirus Outbreak: The increasing climate change around the world is no longer limited to just the weather, but its effect is also visible on human health. Scientists say that due to changing climate and environmental imbalance the risk of many infectious diseases is increasing. One of these is Hantavirus virus, which was earlier considered to be a disease of only some limited areas, but now its cases are seen increasing in many countries.

According to experts, due to climate change, the habitat and numbers of rats and other rodents are changing. These organisms are considered the main carriers of Hantavirus. In such a situation, the risk of them coming in contact with humans has increased more than before.

What is Hantavirus virus?

Hantavirus is a virus that is mainly spread by species like rats and mice. This virus reaches the environment through their urine, feces and saliva. Infection can occur when humans inhale infected dust or particles. According to experts, there are many types of Hantavirus, but Andes virus is such a strain that can spread from human to human. This virus is mainly found in South America.

Why is the threat from climate change increasing?

According to the report, changes in weather and irregular rainfall are affecting the number of rodents that spread Hantavirus. After heavy rains, vegetation grows rapidly, as rats get more food and their population starts increasing. When floods occur, these creatures leave their natural habitats and start coming towards human settlements. On the other hand, even in drought conditions, these creatures come close to human population in search of food and water. This is the reason why the risk of infection is also increasing with the change in weather. Experts say that due to rising temperature the reproductive cycle of rats is also being affected. Earlier the cold weather helped in limiting their numbers, but now due to increasing temperatures these creatures have started spreading to new areas.

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Major cases in many countries

According to the report of the Pan American Health Organization, a rise in the cases of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome has been seen in the South American countries Bolivia and Paraguay. Argentina is still reporting the highest number of cases. Experts say that this danger may increase further in the coming years, because the organisms spreading the virus are reaching areas which were earlier considered less dangerous. Apart from this, according to experts, deforestation and agricultural expansion are also increasing this danger. Clearing forests for farming and urbanization is reducing the distance between humans and wildlife. This increases the risk of disease spreading from animals to humans. The report also states that people working in rural areas or spending more time around forests may be at greater risk of infection.

Experts warned

Researchers say that in the coming time, such viruses may spread to new areas where their cases were not seen before. Scientists have warned that if timely monitoring and public health plans are not taken care of, then it can become a big threat.

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