As temperatures soar across Southeast Asia, Thailand reports over 30 heatstroke deaths this year—a grim reminder of climate change's deadly grip. From Bangkok's 52°C “feels-like” heat index to schools shutting down in the Philippines, the region is battling an invisible enemy.
Schools Shut, Politicians Faint
Thousands of Philippine schools switched to remote learning, while an Indian minister collapsed mid-speech campaigning in blistering heat. Nepal even issued health alerts as its southern plains turned into a furnace. “This isn't just summer—it's a warning,” tweeted a climate activist.
Climate Change in the Hot Seat
The UN confirmed Asia bore the brunt of climate disasters in 2023. Scientists say heatwaves are now longer, fiercer, and more frequent. Bangkok’s 40.1°C recorded temps are testing urban limits—and residents’ resilience.
Stay hydrated, stay informed. The world’s warming faster than your TikTok feed.
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