A terrible heatwave has killed 400 children in Europe and Asia, according to a report from UNICEF, the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. This sad news shows how important it is to act quickly against climate change, which is especially dangerous for children. See the Viral Video here 💔!
The heatwave hit several countries in Europe and Asia, causing record-high temperatures. In places like Spain, India, and Pakistan, temperatures rose above 45°C (113°F). The extreme heat caused heat exhaustion, dehydration, and severe breathing problems, which many children could not survive.
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UNICEF’s report highlights how children are more affected by climate change than adults. Their bodies are still developing, making them more vulnerable to extreme heat. UNICEF is urging governments and world leaders to focus on protecting children in their plans to fight climate change. Health experts and officials say we need to act fast to reduce the dangers of heatwaves.