Gelombang Panas Eropa Tewaskan 1.300 Orang, Indonesia Bisa Bernasib Sama? | Obrolan Newsroom

An extreme heat wave has hit Europe, killing more than 1,300 people since June 21, 2026, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius have caused a surge in heatstroke cases, forest fires, and transportation and power outages. The WHO also named Europe as the continent experiencing the fastest warming in the world. Is Indonesia at risk of experiencing a deadly heat wave like Europe? Why have temperatures in Indonesia recently become increasingly scorching, even though they differ from heatwaves in subtropical regions? Obrolan Newsroom will examine the causes of the European heat wave, the differences in Indonesia's weather characteristics, and the steps the government and the public need to prepare to face the threat of extreme temperatures in the future. #heatwave #heatwave #obrolannewsroom Host: Servina Viviene & Anggita Viandhini Streamer: A.B.G. Putra Agung Satria Naradha Producer: Adil Pradipta Asst. Producer: Monica Arum