Despite the onset of September, heatwave conditions continue to grip parts of Japan, prompting authorities to issue warnings and urge the public to exercise caution. Following a summer that saw extreme temperatures, the persisting heat raises concerns about its impacts on public health and the economy. Measures like staying well-hydrated and avoiding sun exposure during peak hours are advised.

Japan often grapples with high temperatures during summer, and the various measures taken by authorities - such as issuing health advisories or making arrangements for heatstroke patients - emanate from this concern. The Japanese public takes these warnings quite seriously, given the instances of health hazards in the past due to heatwaves.

Similar heatwaves are confronted in various parts of the US and EU, such as in Southern California or Mediterranean countries, where extensive measures are taken to safeguard public health and infrastructure. However, the resilience strategies can often vary, leading to different outcomes despite similar threats.