The city of Kumamoto in Kyushu is bracing for a sweltering day as weather forecasts predict temperatures will soar to 40℃ on the 3rd. Amidst the scorching summer heat that continues to engulf the Kyushu region, local authorities are urging residents to stay hydrated, cool, and take necessary precautions against heat strokes. This comes as Japan's extreme summer heat continues to draw concerns from around the globe.

The extreme heat in Japan, especially during the summer months, is a pressing public health concern. Residents are continuously informed and warned about the dangers of heatstroke through various media channels. A lot of emphasis is placed on staying hydrated, avoiding unnecessary exposure to the sun at peak hours, and ensuring the elderly and children are well-protected, as they are the most vulnerable demographic.

Like Japan, both the US and EU have been experiencing their fair share of heatwaves, resulting in similar precautions and advisories. However, the specific geographic and environmental circumstances differ. For instance, in the EU, the Mediterranean region is particularly prone to such heatwaves, while in the US, certain southwestern and southeastern states commonly experience high summer temperatures.