the w correspondent, alyssa shakuma. thank you so much. here are some other stories making news. chinese, they media say that at least 11 people have been killed in severe rainfall envisioning . nearly 30 are still missing or so today is of heavy rains and flooding have prompted authorities to close train stations and evacuated people. info novel communities to me on mars. civilian liter on song, sushi has been pardoned on 5 criminal charges, but still faces several others and will remain in detention. the military ousted su, cheese, elective government and the crew in february 2021. vintage should be added to a list of world heritage sites in danger. the ones control agency unesco have said the historic italian city is at risk of irreversible damage from too many taurus over development and the effects of climate change. australia has become, has welcome to moves by the u. s. cultural agency to not classify the great barrier reef as an endangered site. now the prime minister praise the decision as a vote of confidence in his government's

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that was our corresponding to alyssa shakuma in lagos, heat stress, americans in the south, west or breathing a little easier today after a 31 day streak of horizon. o at or above $43.00 degrees celsius phoenix. arizona is finally seen. temperatures dropped slightly, but forecast or say this is only temporary. well phoenix is one of many cities worldwide hit by a deadly heat waves this year, which scientists say aren't on the rise due to global warming. dw said i bought, i took a looked into solution cities are trying out to cool down heat waves, deadlier than any other extreme, whether you went last summer heap, to nearly 62000 people just in europe. globally, the number is estimated to be at these several 100000 heating city. this particular the dangers they can feel of 15 degrees hotter than the surrounding area. this is called the urban heat island effect, as it happens because concrete buildings, us for payments and tradition of the rules, observe a lot of heat the temperature that they say man gets do i mean if you measured that temperature gets up to 4550 degrees and you're working the