Severe Heat in Gunma Raises Concerns Over Heatstroke and Crop Damage.

Breaking news "Gunma Prefecture".
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As Gunma Prefecture continues to experience extreme heat with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, people working outdoors are on edge about preventing heatstroke.
With the heat expected to continue, farmers and the elderly in particular are becoming increasingly concerned about the impact on crops and their own health.
The prefecture's Infectious Disease and Disease Control Division is urging greater caution, saying, "Watching over and speaking to others is essential to preventing heatstroke.
It's important to use air conditioners appropriately, use parasols and hats when going out, and avoid direct sunlight.
It's also important to drink fluids frequently before you get thirsty."