17 July 11:15
Uzbekistan faces rising heatwave deaths: World Bank report.According to a World Bank study, heatwave-related excess deaths in Uzbekistan range from 19 to 21 per 100,000 people annually. By 2090, Uzbekistan could see 10,000 to 23,000 deaths per year due to extreme heat. Other projections and impacts are outlined below..
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17 July 13:58
Tajikistan has approved a draft agreement to export electricity from the Rogun Hydropower Plant to Uzbekistan over a 20-year period, with seasonal supply beginning before full completion and the price set at $0.034 per kWh, subject to annual indexation.
17 July 13:58
Central Asia is heating up — and the risks are growing fast. According to a new World Bank report, by 2090, heatwaves could cause up to 23,000 deaths each year in cities like Tashkent and Astana. In Uzbekistan, Termez and Turtkul are already among the hottest places, with projections pointing to even more dangerous conditions ahead. By 2050, most cities across the region are expected to face 40 to 70 additional hot days annually, and by the end of the century, heatwaves could last up to two months with peak temperatures rising by 4°C.
17 July 12:10
Central Asia is heating up — and the risks are growing fast. According to a new World Bank report, by 2090, heatwaves could cause up to 23,000 deaths each year in cities like Tashkent and Astana. In Uzbekistan, Termez and Turtkul are already among the hottest places, with projections pointing to even more dangerous conditions ahead. By 2050, most cities across the region are expected to face 40 to 70 additional hot days annually, and by the end of the century, heatwaves could last up to two months with peak temperatures rising by 4°C.
17 July 12:10
China Eastern Airlines has launched regular passenger service between Xi’an and Tashkent, according to a press release from Uzbekistan Airports..
17 July 11:45
China Eastern Airlines has launched regular passenger service between Xi’an and Tashkent, according to a press release from Uzbekistan Airports..
17 July 11:45