heatstroke
Noun
Meaning
collapse caused by exposure to excessive heat
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A woman in her twenties died during a hike, apparently after suffering heatstroke, medics said Friday.
Also on tv last night a junior highschool kid suffered from a heatstroke because the school thought it would be great idea to have a tennis taikai outside.
Japan is known for earthquakes, cyclones, flooding, heatstroke, mudslides, typhoons, tsunamis, volcano eruptions, and other natural disasters.
He died in Washington, D.C., in his 52nd year, of heatstroke.
Earlier this month, U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao announced the launch of a $3 million public safety campaign to combat child vehicular heatstroke deaths across the country.
Experts have warned the risk of heatstroke in Tokyo has escalated in recent years, while noting the Olympics are expected to take place in conditions when sports activities should normally be halted.