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Japan's first severe heatday of the year
Japan experienced an unprecedented rise in temperatures today, Wednesday, with some areas surpassing 40°C, marking the highest level classified as a "severe heat day" by the Meteorological Agency. This situation was accompanied by warnings of heatstroke, with more than 4,580 people hospitalized since the beginning of July, and seven fatalities attributed to the heat. Additionally, over 100,000 individuals have been affected by heatstroke or heat exhaustion during the summer of 2025. Japan is currently suffering from an intensifying heatwave, with forecasts predicting continued temperature increases and related health impacts. As a result, authorities have advised residents to use air conditioning, stay hydrated, and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun.
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