Record-breaking ang naitalang temperatura sa NAIA, Pasay City kahapon na pumalo sa 38.8°C. 'Yan na po ang pinakamataas sa Metro Manila sa loob ng mahigit 100 taon. Ayon sa United Nations noong isang taon pa, hindi na nga raw global warming kundi global boiling na o kumukulong klima sa buong daigdig ang nararanasan natin.
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00:00 Record-breaking, the temperature in Iapasay City yesterday reached 38.8 degrees Celsius.
00:07 That's the highest in Metro Manila in more than 100 years.
00:12 According to the United Nations, not only a year ago,
00:15 there was no global warming but global boiling.
00:19 We are experiencing a boiling climate in the world.
00:22 Katrina Son is on the air.
00:24 It's so hot, my skin hurts.
00:29 It's hard to move, it's not comfortable.
00:32 For many Filipinos, the heat is no joke now.
00:37 Even if they have water and rest, it's not enough, according to rider Jorald.
00:42 I used to travel all the time, even on weekends.
00:45 Now, I can't do it anymore.
00:47 That's why Denmark's construction workers are working hard to withstand the heat.
00:53 We put tordaboss to withstand the heat of the weather.
00:57 It's so hot, we drink water from time to time.
01:00 It's already past 2 p.m. but the sun is still shining and it's still very hot.
01:06 That's why it's hard for our fellow Filipinos who are on the streets at this time.
01:12 Yesterday, the temperature in Iapasay reached 38.8 degrees Celsius.
01:19 According to the United Nations,
01:21 this is the highest temperature in Metro Manila in more than a century.
01:26 The previous highest temperature was 38.6 degrees Celsius
01:30 recorded in Port Area, Manila on May 17, 1915.
01:35 It's also the highest in Metro Manila for April
01:39 where the last highest temperature was recorded in Port Area in 1915
01:44 which is 38 degrees Celsius.
01:46 For April, 38 degrees Celsius is the highest temperature
01:50 according to the Science Garden in Quezon City
01:53 which was recorded in 1998.
01:55 It reached 38.2 degrees Celsius yesterday and today
02:01 which is the newest highest temperature for the Science Garden in April.
02:06 Another topic is the heat index or your body temperature.
02:10 It depends on the air temperature and humidity.
02:13 In Metro Manila, the temperature is 45 degrees Celsius in Iapasay
02:16 and 42 degrees Celsius in the Science Garden.
02:19 Both are at the danger level.
02:21 The heat index is at the danger level in 44 places
02:25 which are monitored by Pag-asa.
02:27 The highest in Aparikagayan is 48 degrees Celsius.
02:32 Next is Virac, Catanduanes which is 47 degrees Celsius.
02:36 In other places, it can still have record highs
02:41 until the second week of May.
02:43 When it's this hot,
02:45 experts are advised not to go out of the house if not necessary.
02:49 Always drink water to stay hydrated.
02:53 Up to 35 degrees, the body can still cope up.
03:00 The body can still adapt through its own mechanism.
03:04 So we sweat to try to bring down that core temperature.
03:10 But when it's higher, it's not anymore.
03:14 So the body can be overwhelmed to regulate its own temperature.
03:19 When you feel dizzy, confused,
03:23 dizzy of sight or imbalance,
03:26 immediately go to the doctor.
03:28 Since last year,
03:30 the United Nations has been warning about the boiling climate of the world.
03:35 The era of global warming has ended.
03:38 The era of global boiling has arrived.
03:41 According to Greenpeace,
03:42 the heat of the countries is now more intense and deadly.
03:46 Global boiling is to emphasize the urgency,
03:50 the scale and the severity of what's happening now.
03:55 Since 1980s, we know that the temperature of the world is increasing.
04:01 Many scientists have proven this.
04:05 That's why the UN is urging the countries to take action.
04:09 The UN has also given the role of the 20 most developed countries in the world
04:13 and fossil fuel companies in global emissions.
04:17 It's a big help that there are many trees and plants.
04:21 In the concrete jungle of Metro Manila,
04:23 there are still green spaces for fresher air.
04:27 In Manila, there is the Arroceros Forest Park
04:30 which is considered the last lung of the city.
04:33 There is also the ASEAN Gardens in Intramuros.
04:36 UP Diliman has an academic oval in Quezon City.
04:39 What we can do more is to help put more greenery on our streets.
04:43 Yes, there are still concrete areas,
04:45 but at least there are shades that can block out the heat.
04:49 For GMA Integrated News,
04:51 Katrina Son.
04:53 Tune in for 24 hours.
04:56 [News Anchor]
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