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Bangkok Records Heat Index Over 50 Degrees Celsius

Kommersant FM Bangkok 12d6d Impact 7

Authorities in Bangkok issued warnings as the heat index reached critical levels on April 30. City authorities in Bangkok have opened over 250 cooling centers located in schools, libraries, and public spaces. These centers provide free shelter from extreme heat and dust. Temperatures in Bangkok have reached an apparent 52 degrees Celsius, according to reports from Thailand News. More than 59,000 people have already utilized these centers. The heat is reported to be particularly difficult for outdoor workers, including construction workers, street cleaners, and couriers. March and April are identified as the hottest and driest months in Thailand. The city is seeing rainfall covering 120 percent of the area with strong gusts of wind in some locations. Daytime heat remains high according to the report.

Authorities in Bangkok issued warnings as the heat index reached critical levels on April 30. City authorities in Bangkok have opened over 250 cooling centers located in schools, libraries, and public spaces. These centers provide free shelter from extreme heat and dust. Temperatures in Bangkok have reached an apparent 52 degrees Celsius, according to reports from Thailand News. More than 59,000 people have already utilized these centers. The heat is reported to be particularly difficult for outdoor workers, including construction workers, street cleaners, and couriers. March and April are identified as the hottest and driest months in Thailand. The city is seeing rainfall covering 120 percent of the area with strong gusts of wind in some locations. Daytime heat remains high according to the report. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is warning residents that the high humidity prevents effective cooling without external aid. The index reflects the perceived temperature based on humidity levels. Residents were urged to avoid outdoor activities to mitigate risks.

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Sources · 7 independent

Kommersant FM

“Today, April 30, the heat index reached a critical level. If you experience symptoms like dizziness, severe fatigue, or difficulty breathing, seek medical help immediately.”

Kommersant FM

“Bangkok in April. It is just hellish heat. Now it is almost 50 on the street... the heat index, which specialists from any country in the world, from Russia to the USA, classify as the maximum threat category.”

Kommersant FM

“Власти города открыли свыше 250 охлаждающих центров в школах, библиотеках и общественных пространствах. Там можно бесплатно укрыться от жары и пылы.”

Kommersant FM

“В Банкоке аномальная жара. Температура по ощущениям превысила 52 градуса Цельсия, пишет Тейланд Ньюс.”

Kommersant FM

“Власти Банкока выпустили предупреждения из-за жары. Сегодня 30 апреля индекс жары достиг критической отметки.”

Kommersant FM

“Открыли свыше 250 охлаждающих центров в школах, библиотеках и общественных пространствах. Там можно бесплатно укрыться от жары и получить в воду.”

Kommersant FM

“Hit index, which specialists in any country in the world, starting from Russia to the USA, classify as the maximum threat category.”

MCOT FM 100.5 News

“37 องคศาสเซ็ลเซียส ธรรมีธรรมต่ำกวาน 1m ประโยเว้นที่มีฝนฝ้านคณองขึ้นสุ่งมากวาน 1m ครูงเทพมาหานอคอร์และปริมนทนอาการร้อนในตอนกลางวัน”

CNA938 Singapore

“A critical heat warning is in place in Thailand's capital as the heat index exceeds 52 degrees Celsius, putting the city in the highest extreme danger level of a four-tier system.”

CNA938 Singapore

“A critical heat warning is in place in Thailand's capital as the heat index exceeds 52 degrees Celsius, putting the city in the high.”

CNA938 Singapore

“Bangkok recorded heat index levels exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, and residents were urged to avoid outdoor activities.”

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