TOKYO: Japan recorded its fifth consecutive "cruelly hot day" on Saturday (Jul 25), a new meteorological term devised this year to warn people of intense heat above 40°C, as officials issued heatstroke warnings in parts of the country.The streak marks the longest number of days in a row with

El miércoles extensas zonas del país, sobre todo Nagoya y localidades situadas cerca de Tokio registran temperaturas que rondan o superan los 40°C.

TOKYO: Japan sizzled under sweltering, life-threatening heat Wednesday, with temperatures expected to top 40Celsius in some cities in what govt has newly designated as a "brutally…