People struggle under the first heatwave of the season

In early April, Tuyen Quang was hit by an unexpected early-season heatwave, with temperatures soaring to as high as 38°C, creating stifling and uncomfortable conditions. This extreme weather has had significant impacts on human health, agricultural production, and daily life.

At the beginning of April, the province recorded temperatures reaching up to 38°C.

Many households are calling technicians to install and service air conditioners to ensure safe and efficient use during the hot season.

People are taking advantage of the early morning hours to work, equipped with protective gear and drinking water.

 

Household appliance shops around Tam Co Market in Minh Xuan Ward are stocking large quantities of fans and cooling devices to meet consumer demand.

Under the scorching sun, residents take the opportunity to dry clothes while making sure to wear hats for protection.

Amid the heat, Tuyen Quang Power Company has stepped up inspections of transformer stations and electrical equipment to ensure safety.

Beverage stalls are seeing brisk business during the hot weather.

Farmers in Vinh Tan Village, Tan Trao Commune, begin work early in the morning and return home around 9 a.m. to avoid the intense heat.

Despite the heat, farmers head to the fields fully equipped with protective gear to ensure timely planting of crops.

During hot days, warnings have been issued about children swimming in ponds, lakes, rivers, and streams without adult supervision, as this increases the risk of drowning.

This year is signaling a potentially record-breaking hot summer, requiring residents to be well-prepared to protect their health.

Delivery drivers rush to complete orders on time despite the extreme heat.

At construction sites across the province, workers continue to labor diligently to ensure project progress remains on schedule.

Quang Hoa