Starting April 24, Japan introduces the ‘Heatstroke Special Warning Alert’, an upgrade from the previous heatstroke warnings, in response to increasing heatstroke cases due to global warming. The new system, triggered by extreme weather conditions, will provide advanced warnings to prevent severe health issues. Public and commercial spaces designated as ‘Cooling Shelters’ will open during alerts to safeguard residents from unprecedented heat levels. Source: Japan Meteorological Agency / KBC
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