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Hot Days Likely to Continue

As August begins, Japan faces relentless heat, with temperatures nearing 40°C and heat stroke alerts across 28 prefectures. In quake-hit Kumamoto, residents cleaning up damaged homes are urged to work only during cooler hours and take frequent breaks. A simple bucket of water offers a small, vital relief.

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31にちもとてもあつくなりました。奈良県ならけん高知県こうちけん宮崎県みやざきけんでは、40ちかくまで気温きおんがりました。
1日から8がつです。これからもあつつづきそうです。
気象庁きしょうちょうによると、1日は28のけんなどに、「熱中症ねっちゅうしょう警戒けいかいアラート」がています。熱中症ねっちゅうしょうをつけてください。
おおきな地震じしんがあった熊本県くまもとけんにも「熱中症ねっちゅうしょう警戒けいかいアラート」がています。
地震じしんこわれたいえなどをそとかたづけるときは、すこしでもすずしい時間じかんってください。なが時間じかんつづけないで、何度なんやすんでください。
バケツにみずれてあしをつけると、からだやすことができます。

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On the 31st, it was also very hot. In Nara Prefecture, Kochi Prefecture, and Miyazaki Prefecture, temperatures rose to nearly 40°C. August begins on the 1st. It seems that hot days will continue. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, a 'Heat Stroke Alert' has been issued for 28 prefectures on the 1st. Please be careful of heat stroke. A 'Heat Stroke Alert' has also been issued for Kumamoto Prefecture, where a large earthquake occurred. When cleaning up outside damaged houses from the earthquake, please do it during the coolest times possible. Do not continue for long periods, and take frequent breaks. You can cool your body by putting your hands or feet in a bucket of water.

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