Heatstroke risk rises as Japan logs unusually high temperatures for June June 27, 2022 (Mainichi Japan) Japanese version A pedestrian uses a parasol in Tokyo's Nerima Ward on June 26, 2022, as temperatures soared passed 35 degrees Celsius in the capital for the second day in a row. (Mainichi/Ririko Maeda) TOKYO -- The risk of heatstroke is increasing across Japan amid record temperatures for June as it takes several days for humans to adapt to the heat. Prevention measures are necessary スーパーコピー通販  such as hydrating frequently even when people don't feel they're thirsty. According to the Ministry of the Environment, humans typically develop resistance to heatstroke by producing more sweat as temperatures gradually rise. It usually takes a few days for humans to acclimatize to the heat スーパーコピーブランド時計  and if people have not had sufficient time to do this they should take precautions. Another issue of concern is the balance between avoiding heatstroke and COVID-19 prevention measures. The Environment Ministry is calling for people to not wear masks outdoors as long as they can maintain a distance of at least 2 meters from others and they don't talk much on the grounds that wearing masks raises the risk of heatstroke. The ministry also recommends that when people wear masks indoors they adjust temperatures with air conditioners or through other means. (Japanese original by Kazuhiro Toyama コピー時計  Tokyo City News Department) Font Size SML Print Go to The Mainichi Home Page Related Articles Osaka education board urges teachers to doff masks during PE classes ブランド激安市場  club activities Heatstroke strikes 17 Osaka children in PE class 激安 ブランド  many wearing masks 30 people sent to hospitals for suspected heatstroke during sports day at Osaka girls' school