Japan Issues Heat Stroke Warning for Kumamoto After Earthquake
Japan's Ministry of Environment has issued a heat stroke alert for the Kumamoto area, where temperatures are forecast to reach 33°C (91°F), following a powerful earthquake. This warning is crucial as thousands in evacuation centers, many without water or electricity, face heightened health risks from heat-related illnesses amidst the disaster's aftermath. The combination of natural disaster and extreme weather poses a significant public health challenge.
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