World record burns 50 degrees in Pakistan!

No country in the world before seen so hot. In April, the mercury touched 50 degrees in Pakistan.

The world's history has never seen so hot. In Nawabshah town of Sindh province of south Pakistan, the temperature was 50.2 degrees Celsius on Monday.
The event was first highlighted by the French meteorologist Atiencé Capicián He said, 'It has never been so hot before in April. It's a record in whole Asia. '

Earlier in March, the city of Pakistan recorded a record of the highest temperature in the region.

Last month, the city's warmth exceeded 45 degrees Celsius.

Meteorologist Christopher Bart said, "In April 2011, Santa Rosa had a temperature of 51 degrees Celsius in Mexico. But there is no specific information about that.

So this may be the highest temperature in the world in April. '

Naturally, there is a danger in this situation that the common people in the region are suffering. There is no man in the street. Everyone is virtually homeless. The incidence of cardiovascular diseases is also happening across the city.
According to scientists, climate change and global warming are due to the people. And so the temperature is rising. According to which scientists have warned that by the end of 2100, millions of people in this region will die.

On August 4, 2017, a research report published in the journal 'Science Advance', scientists feared that after 80 years, the warmth in South Asia could cross the inherent survival of humans. Millions of people may be killed or may be out of place. With the increase of global warming, the level of humidity will increase.

At the same time, the situation is likely to be created all over the world, but 30 percent of South Asia's people are at high risk for this threat. Especially in Bangladesh, the northern region of India and the people of southern Pakistan are at risk.

Research report says that if the reduction in carbon emission rate is limited, the temperature of the wet bulb temperature in most areas of South Asia can reach 35 degrees Celsius. In particular, the Ganges Basin, India's northeast, Bangladesh, the eastern coast of China, north of Sri Lanka and the Sindh basin of Pakistan can reach the maximum temperatures.

This 'wet bulb' readings for mankind is very important. Because the normal temperature inside the human body is 37 degrees Celsius. And body temperature of the skin is 35 degrees Celsius. It is found that the outer temperature of the skin is less. Because it is low, the internal 'metabolic heat' (metabolic heat) in the body goes out steam through sweating. But if the heat bulb temperature or humidity temperature is 35 degrees Celsius or more in the air, then the rate of heat exits from the body will decrease rapidly. Because the temperature of the skin and moisture temperature will then become similar. If this happens, then a healthy person can die in six hours, which is called a hitzroot. Because of this, reaching 35 ° C for humid temperatures means that the maximum limit for survival In addition, the temperature of humidification is considered to be 31 degrees Celsius dangerous.

It is also said that, in the history of the world, the incidence of wet bulb or humidity temperatures exceeding 31 degrees Celsius is very rare in the history of the world. In 2015, it reached near 35 degrees Celsius in Iran. And in the summer of that year, three and a half thousand people died in severe depression in India and Pakistan.

Scientists believe that to overcome this fear, the Paris Jalabaya agreement has to be obeyed, in order to reduce the carbon emissions, the goal of keeping global warming growth below 2 degrees has been set.

Source: The Guardian