The weather in many parts of Japan is unbearable, have the relevant departments taken measures?

It is understood that in the summer of this year, there will be high temperature weather in many places in Japan, with the highest temperature reaching 40 degrees Celsius, and the situation of heat stroke prevention and cooling is more severe. Due to the scorching heat in the past few days, the number of people who have been sent to the hospital for suspected heat stroke is increasing dramatically, and many people have even died. Among them, most of the people who died due to heat stroke were elderly, and most of them were due to the fact that there was no air conditioning at home or that there was an air conditioner but it was not turned on.

Therefore, the Japanese media called on the public to pay attention to water intake, rest frequently, and use air conditioning indoors and other heatstroke prevention and cooling measures.

Below, let's introduce specific measures to prevent heat stroke and how to treat it after heat stroke.

The first is how to prevent heat stroke. First, if you are doing activities outdoors, then you need to try to avoid your body from direct sunlight, such as wearing light-colored clothing, wearing sunhats, sunglasses, etc. Also drink water in a timely manner, but avoid drinking coffee, tea, and other drinks that can dehydrate the body.

In addition, if you feel tired, you should take a break in the shade in time. Second, indoors. If conditions permit, you can turn on the air conditioner to cool down, and if there is no air conditioning, you can use an electric fan or fan to cool down, and replenish water in time and rest on time.

Then, let's talk about what to do after heat stroke. When there are mild symptoms of heat stroke, the patient should be quickly transferred to a cool place, supplemented with some light salt water or mung bean soup, and used Huoxiang Zhengqi water or ten drops of water for initial treatment, and cold towels and ice packs can also be applied to the head to cool down. If the patient is unconscious or has lost will, in addition to the above steps, call 120 emergency services** as soon as possible and wait for the doctor to rescue you.

The above is all the suggestions, in the hot summer, it is particularly important to prevent heatstroke and cool down. I hope that everyone can take precautions to avoid heat stroke and spend a happy summer.

The relevant authorities in Japan have taken some measures, such as keeping people at home, but the effect is not very large.

The weather in many parts of Japan is unbearable, and various regions have taken measures to carry out certain physical cooling and artificial rainfall, which has caused the temperature to drop significantly!

The relevant departments have indeed taken measures to persuade residents not to go out when the weather is hot.

In Japan, when the hot weather hits, you should reduce going out, replenish more water, and you should pay attention to the above two problems, when other accidents occur under high temperatures, do not panic, and deal with them calmly, because if people panic, then the brain will be blank.

People try to go out as little as possible to prevent heat stroke in hot weather. Pay attention to wearing sunscreen when going out to avoid sunburn. The road surface should be sprinkled with water in time to avoid cracking in high temperature exposure.

One is to pay attention to the problem of heat stroke caused by high temperatures, which is quite serious, and may cause shock or even death due to excessive dehydration. The other is sunscreen, you think that you don't need to pay attention to sunscreen, in fact, it will damage the body, and the damage is the most difficult to repair.

In Japan's hot weather, it is necessary to pay attention to heat prevention. You can go out with some Huoxiang Zhengqi water and drink some to relieve the heat.

According to reports, at least 28 people have been killed and more than 12,000 people have been sought in the past three weeks. Agence France-Presse quoted official data showing that the temperature in many cities in Japan approached 40 degrees Celsius on the 22nd.

The latest data showed that three people died from heat stroke in the week ending July 8, while the number of deaths from heat stroke rose to 12 in the week to July 15. On Saturday 21st, 13 more people died of heat stroke, most of them elderly.

According to Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Fire Agency, more than 9,900 people were rushed to hospitals for medical treatment in the week to mid-July, up from 2,700 the week before.

The scorching heat shows no signs of abating. As many as 3,091 ambulances were dispatched in Tokyo over the weekend, setting a record for a single day.

The Japan Meteorological Agency said that more than 230 observation stations across the country measured a high temperature of more than 35 degrees Celsius on the afternoon of the 22nd. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued a particularly high temperature warning for most of the main island of Japan.

In addition, the Japanese Ministry of Education has asked schools to postpone outdoor activities held on hot days. Last week, a 6-year-old boy died of heat stroke while participating in a school hike in hot weather.