Japan’s dangerous heatwave: Temperatures keep rising
Extreme heat continues to grip Japan, with temperatures nearing or exceeding body temperature in some areas. The dangerous conditions have triggered multiple heatstroke emergencies and a suspected heat-related death, while businesses and zoos introduce new measures to protect people and animals. Originally aired on July 14, 2026. READ the latest news and full transcript on https://www.ntv.co.jp/englishnews/ ********************** ▼Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: / nippontvnews24japan ▼Somos Televisión Nippon, la estación de televisión de transmisión privada más antigua de Japón. ¡Por favor, suscríbete a nuestro canal! ▼Like us on Facebook: / nippontvnews24japan ********************** #japan #japon #japonya #news #travel #日本 #Japón #JapanHeatwave #TokyoSummer #SummerInTokyo #JapanLife #weather
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