Eight Arab nations in the Middle East, including Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Bahrain, Qatar, and Kuwait, are grappling with an intense heatwave causing temperatures to soar up to 51°C. The extreme heat and high humidity have disrupted daily life and increased wildfire risks in forests and farmlands. Meteorologists link this to climate change and abnormal atmospheric pressure. Authorities urge people to stay hydrated, avoid direct sunlight, and enhance fire safety measures to mitigate health and environmental hazards.
Eight Arab countries in the Middle East are currently experiencing a severe heatwave. Along with abnormally high temperatures and humidity, there is an increased risk of wildfires in forests and agricultural lands. This information was reported on Monday by the Turkey-based Anadolu Agency.
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