Amman: On Friday, the World Health Organization declared that over 175,000 deaths in Europe are attributed to excessive heat each year. It is the continent where global temperatures are rising the quickest. According to the European network (Euronews), around 489,000 heat-related deaths were reported annually between 2000 and 2019, which means that this figure represents 36 percent of all deaths worldwide. Days after UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres demanded that action be taken in response to the precipitous rise in temperatures, the body received this concerning figure. Source: Jordan News Agency
Ayla Red Sea Half Marathon Set to Boost Sports Tourism in Aqaba
Aqaba:The city of Aqaba is gearing up to welcome runners and visitors on December 4 for the Ayla Red Sea Half Marathon, a major event aimed at enhancing the city’s tourism appeal and reinforcing its status as a hub for sports tourism.
According to J…