An interview with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department revealed that a man in his 70s had died on suspicion of heat stroke at a construction site in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo on the 10th.
This is the first time in Tokyo that a person has died on suspicion of heat stroke.
According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, a male worker in his 70s died at a construction site in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo on the 10th, after which the cause of death was suspected to be heat stroke.
The man was sick during work, so he was resting with the engine off in a truck with windows open from around 10 am, but before 1 pm, he was unconscious near the construction site. It means that it was found to have collapsed.
This is the first time in Tokyo that a person has died on suspicion of heat stroke.
In Tokyo on the 10th, it was a midsummer day of 30 degrees or more from the morning, and 90 people were taken to the hospital on suspicion of heat stroke.
The temperature is expected to rise after the 13th, and the Tokyo Fire Department and others are calling for measures against heat stroke by diligently taking water and using air conditioners appropriately.