Climate change adds 25 risky heat days to Bangladesh's summer, new analysis finds
For Bangladesh, where millions of people work outdoors in agriculture, construction, transport and other heat-exposed occupations, the increasing frequency of risky heat days also raises concerns about productivity, worker safety and pressure on health services.
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For Bangladesh, where millions of people work outdoors in agriculture, construction, transport and other heat-exposed occupations, the increasing frequency of risky heat days also raises concerns about productivity, worker safety and pressure on health services.