Climate Action Bangladesh Project #39661

Emergency Response to Cyclone REMAL

by Bangladesh Environment and Development Society (BEDS)

Project Report | Jun 27, 2024
Risk from heat wave

By Samira Bintay Hasib | Project contributor

Community people planted tree

The effects of global warming face the whole world. The Europe, Asia and some other parts of the world faces a lot due to this. Bangladesh is also suffering a lot for this. Every year the heat breaks its record. This year from the April to May the maximum temperature increases in 41–43-degree C. This too much heat is dangerous for everyone's health. Infants, children, pregnant women and the elderly are especially vulnerable to heat stress. Due to heat wave many people suffer a lot by dehydration, heat stroke, daheria, vomiting. Rather than this in many areas suffers a lot by water crisis. The farmers do not get expected crops and vegetables due to water crisis for irrigation. Fodder crisis also happened for livestock. Many people die for this.

This is the time we should aware all the people to plant more tree, reduce carbon emission, reduce pollution in every stage and we all should not cut the trees. If we all take this stapes the temperature of the glob will be reduced.

Bangladesh environment and Development Society (BEDS) cover more than 200 ha of land by mangrove saplings for reduce the disaster risk.

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