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Many cities of India and Pakistan are currently struggling with the scorching heat. The Meteorological Department of Pakistan has feared 8 ° C more heat in many parts of the country between 14-18 April.
In Balochistan province, the maximum temperature can reach 49 degrees Celsius. A person may be at risk of life by reaching 50 degrees of temperature.
Ayub Khosa, who lives in the city of Dera Murad Jamali in Balochistan, told CNN that this time people are suffering from the heat. There is 16 hours of power cuts in the day, due to which the heat has become even more difficult.
Heat Waves are running prematurely in India-Pakistan In India too, people are suffering from heat. The Meteorological Department has warned people in some parts of the country to be ready for more hot days than normal.
The temperature in the capital Delhi has crossed 40 degrees three times in this month, which is 5 degrees above normal. According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature in some parts of Rajasthan reached 44 degrees on Monday. Usually the two countries run heat waves in May and June, but this year the season of heat waves has come ahead of time and is expected to last long.
Anita Soni of Thar Mahila Sansthan said that this year is much higher than the summer earlier. When the laborers or farmers come out, there is immediate dehydration, people often feel like vomiting, they fall ill or they start feeling dizzy.
Farmer Balu Lal said that people are falling ill due to working in this summer. When I get out, I think people will burn from the heat. We are also worried about earning, we have no other place to go.
India will have temperature beyond human capacity by 2050 Experts say that in recent decades, thousands of people have died due to very hot heat in India and Pakistan. Climate experts have warned that by 2050 the temperature in India will cross the human body capabilities.
Heat waves are at the most threat to pregnant women and unborn children. Sudden reduction in pregnancy and premature child has problems due to the heat. “
In summer, 80% of children are born prematurely with respiratory problems due to weather. We also see an increase in high blood pressure during pregnancy, which can lead to preclampsia.
According to experts, there can be danger ranging from lack of food due to strong heat and sudden floods due to lack of food and ice. Due to high temperature, crops start to ripen prematurely and the yield decreases.
The crop cycle was disturbed due to the scorching heat According to environmental worker Tofik Pasha, the cause of too much temperature does not bloom or falls on time. Insects are attacked, they destroy the crop. Sometimes due to too much heat, the crop cycle is disturbed and crop production is very low.
In the last few years in Pakistan, the demand for electricity had increased due to heat waves, causing coal shortage and millions of people had to live without electricity. Trains were canceled to save energy and schools were forcibly closed, causing loss of studies.
More than 3700 people died due to heat in 2024 In 2024, due to climate change, there was an increase of 41 days during the worldwide scorching summer days. Dr. Frederick Auto, the head of World Weather Atreburation, said that 2024 was the hottest year ever. During this time, more than 3700 people died.
He had told that millions of people around the world had to be displaced due to heat and related diseases. Due to climate change, people had to face problems due to floods, storms and drought problems.
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