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Some Areas Experienced Dangerous Heat; Stay Cautious at Night

On the 16th, dangerous heat exceeding 38°C struck parts of Mie and Shizuoka, with temperatures refusing to drop below 25°C through the night. As a heat stroke alert is issued for eight prefectures, residents are urged to keep air conditioning on and water by their bedside. Will they stay cautious through the sweltering night?

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16にちは、九州きゅうしゅうから北海道ほっかいどうのいろいろなところあつくなりました。
三重県みえけん静岡県しずおかけんで38以上いじょう危険きけんあつさになったところもありました。ほかのところでもきびしいあつさになりました。
17にちあさまで、気温きおんが25以下いかにならないようです。
よるでもエアコンを使つかったり、るときはちかくにみずいてんだりしてください。
17にちは、九州きゅうしゅうから東北地方とうほくちほうの8つのけんに、熱中症ねっちゅうしょう危険きけんらせる「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にならないようにをつけてください。

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On the 16th, it became hot in various places from Kyushu to Hokkaido. In Mie Prefecture and Shizuoka Prefecture, some areas experienced dangerous heat exceeding 38°C. Other places also faced severe heat. It seems that the temperature will not drop below 25°C until the morning of the 17th. Please use air conditioning even at night, and keep water nearby to drink when you go to bed. On the 17th, a 'Heat Stroke Alert' has been issued for eight prefectures from Kyushu to the Tohoku region, warning of the danger of heat stroke. Please be careful to avoid heat stroke.

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