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Japan· OsakaJapan Deploys 'Human Fridges' and Night Shifts to Combat Extreme Heatwave
Japan is implementing innovative measures like walk-in cooling booths ('human fridges') and shifting work to night hours to protect workers and the public from severe heatstroke during an ongoing heatwave.
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Japan Deploys 'Human Fridges' and Night Shifts to Combat Extreme Heatwave
First report 21h agoLast update 2h ago1 takes 1
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Japan is adopting 'human fridges' and night shifts as effective strategies to combat the extreme heat and prevent heatstroke.
Japanese Men Turn to Hair Removal for Heat Relief Amid Scorching Summer
First report 6h agoLast update 6h ago1 takes 1
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started 6h ago•Last update 6h ago
Japanese men are turning to hair removal as a practical solution to cope with the discomfort of the scorching summer temperatures.
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