According to data recorded at the end of April, the highest temperature records on Earth have been concentrated in a single country.
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Meteorological data collected at the end of April showed that all 50 hottest cities on Earth are located in India. Experts emphasized that this situation is an unprecedented phenomenon in modern history. It was observed that the effects of climate change and global warming have become more pronounced on the Asian continent. The humanitarian and economic consequences of the extreme heat wave in India have begun to be discussed.
In April, India accounted for all of the world's 50 hottest cities. Climate experts noted that such extreme concentration has never been recorded throughout modern history, emphasizing that the situation demonstrates the consequences of global warming.
Extreme temperatures in India threaten agricultural production, which could affect food prices, and increase electricity demand, potentially causing energy crises. As the public health crisis in the country expands, labor productivity could decline and disruptions may occur in global supply chains linked to the region.