
It was stated that Nigeria, Indonesia and Sudan are in the highest risk group for heat-related deaths.
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The research models the effects of extreme temperatures expected in the period between September 2026 and February 2027 on human health.
According to the researchers' report, the country estimated to be most affected by heat-related deaths in the period September 2026-February 2027 is Nigeria with 31 thousand 400 deaths, followed by Indonesia with 19 thousand 300 and Sudan with 17 thousand 600.
It is predicted that extreme heat in the Sahel region of Africa, where Nigeria, Sudan, Niger and Chad are located, may cause 66 thousand 800 deaths in this six-month period. It is estimated that a total of 19,400 deaths may occur in the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia.
According to the University of Chicago Climate Impact Lab research, extreme heat caused by El Nino may cause the death of 451 thousand people between June 2026 and February 2027. The regions at greatest risk were identified as the Sahara Desert environment and South and Southeast Asia.

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