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In Thailand, a South Asian country, the heatwave that has been above seasonal norms since February continues to affect. With the rising temperatures, at least 38 people have lost their lives. Dr. Atthapol Kaewsamrit, Deputy Minister of Health in Thailand, stated that especially workers who work outdoors, those with illnesses, and the elderly are affected by the extreme heat.

Warnings and Precautions

The Ministry of Health and the Disaster Prevention Department warn the public to be cautious against extreme heat. It is emphasized to avoid going out especially during noon, drink plenty of water, and take necessary precautions. While the capital Bangkok experiences record high temperatures, the hottest April in history is recorded.

Climate Change and Its Effects

Experts state that the extreme temperatures and delayed rainy season in Thailand are related to global climate change. The increasing temperatures and natural disasters worldwide show that countries need to take more precautions against climate change.