July 12 was reported as the hottest day based on global temperature

Data from the National Center for Environmental Prediction in the United States announced that Monday, July 12, was the hottest day on record according to global temperatures.

According to Tekna technology and technology news service, scientists warned about the heat wave around the world and its sharp increase.

According to experts, the climate crisis in the United States and the extreme heat in recent weeks have become a problem. In China, we are witnessing a continuous heat wave with an average of over 35 degrees. In these days, North Africa also experiences an average temperature of 50 degrees Celsius. The unprecedented burning trend in Saudi Arabia has also caused the suffering of thousands of people. Extreme heat in India has killed more than 150 people.

Even though it is winter in Antarctica, the rate of melting of natural glaciers has also increased and the temperature is unusually high. Extreme heat wave and subsequent climate changes can have a negative impact on human life. Now the hottest day in history has been recorded.

The executive director of the World Climate Union announced: People in the world are facing phenomena such as heat waves, fires and air pollution. Also, floods and storms are common in some places. Global warming in the future will cause the loss of crops and the increase of infectious diseases.