Extreme heat wave engulfs South Asia; School closed
In many countries, including Bangladesh, South Sudan, India, Philippines, the temperature remained between 43 and 45, Photo: File
Dhaka: The sun has been blazing across several Asian countries, including Bangladesh, the Philippines and Thailand, bringing normal life to a standstill while schools are closed.
According to the World News Agency, the temperature in South Sudan reached 45, while it remained at 43 in Bangladesh. Similarly, the heat is on the rise in the Philippines, Thailand, India and Pakistan.
Due to the heat wave and extreme heat, school holidays were canceled in Bangladesh, Philippines and India, while economic and business activities came to a standstill. Citizens have been instructed not to leave their homes unnecessarily.
Due to environmental changes and weather changes, unexpected and unusual rains, snowfalls and extreme heat and cold have turned the world system upside down.
Scientists and world leaders have come together on the change in global temperature. Carbon free cities are being considered.
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