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. 📈
