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International Conference on Contemporary Issues in Sociology & Public Health (ICCISPH-2022), Multan, Pakistan, 25 - 26 November 2022, pp.1-2, (Full Text)
Abstract
The study argues, that precipitation is an
independent variable, whereas air pressure, temperature, fogs, visibility,
human health, demography, etc are dependent variables. A direct, as well as indirect relationship
between extreme weather records and human health issues, has been noted with
the change in rainy seasons, pressure system, wind circulation, visibility, and
relative humidity. The different human pandemics caused by extreme weather
conditions consist of skin allergies, dehydration, stomach ache, eye allergies,
diarrhea, chickenpox, typhoid, malaria, dengue, cholera, hepatitis, COVID-19,
etc. The adaptation strategies recommended by the residents comprise proper
medical treatment, medication, health facilities, a green environment, people
awareness, etc.
Key Words: Climate,
Weather Events, Affects, Pandemics, Adaptation