Heatwave in Thailand Claims 30 Lives, Triggers Extreme Heat Warnings

The Thai government reports a significant rise in heatstroke deaths amid soaring temperatures and a dangerous heat index.

Heatstroke has resulted in 30 fatalities in Thailand since the beginning of the year, with temperatures reaching perilous levels.
Bangkok and other regions issue extreme heat warnings as the heat index surpasses 52 degrees Celsius.
Schools across the Philippines suspend classes due to the heat, while health warnings are issued in Nepal.
Officials urge vulnerable populations in Thailand to stay indoors and hydrate regularly.
The ongoing heatwave is exacerbated by the El Niño weather pattern, contributing to record temperatures.