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North Vietnam faces a fierce thermal wave

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North Vietnam faces a fierce thermal wave
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North Vietnam faces a fierce thermal wave, 17 seats in the seven province recorded record temperatures for August, and the demand for electricity is growing while people are trying to cool, authorities said on Tuesday.

Temperatures have reached the climax on Sunday and Monday in the densely populated region of Delta Red River, extremely important industrial and agricultural area, and the capital of Hanoi 1. Augusta recorded a temperature above 40 degrees Celzius.

Although Vietnam experiences warm weather every year, scientists say that climate change causing human action cause more intensive weather patterns, including more temperatures.

Otherwise the busy hanoi streets were quiet on Tuesday because the locals hid with a grilling heat.

The seller of the flowers Ngo Thu Thuy said for AFP about its exhaustion from driving a bicycle for flowers in the heat.

– I earn less because no one is trying to buy flowers in this heat. I still have to try to make a living – said 38-year-old Thuy, covered from head to toe to protect her from the sun.

The construction worker who introduced himself as we told us that “too many buildings and vehicles” turned Hanoi into “Pan in flames” in the past two days.

(Vijesti.ba / Fena)


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