Myanmar Hit Their Highest Heat Records in Nearly 60 Years, Killing More than 10 People  

According to Myanmar's meteorological department, temperatures across the country have been climbing since April this year, with at least four cities recording the highest temperatures in nearly 60 years. Temperatures exceeded 40 degrees Celsius in at least 10 cities and reached as high as 44 degrees Celsius in parts of central and western Myanmar, frequently breaking the highest temperature records ever recorded in the country. Meteorologists rate 2023 as Myanmar's hottest year on record. So far, more than 10 people have died from heat stroke across Myanmar. Myanmar's meteorological department has issued frequent warnings to the public to avoid heat and reduce outdoor activities and activities during the day.

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