(Adnkronos) – Record heat in Japan. In Isesaki, in Gunma prefecture, the mercury column reached 41.8 degrees, reports the Kyodo agency based on data from the Meteorological Agency. The authorities remind the population of the importance of maintaining proper hydration and making appropriate use of air conditioning to avoid dehydration and heat stroke. Japan has already had the hottest July in its history.
Japan, never so hot, in Isesaki 41.8 degrees
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