研究发现,极端降雨事件增加了总体和呼吸道死亡。 Study finds extreme rainfall events increase overall and respiratory-related deaths.

由慕尼黑Helmholtz领导的一项研究发现,大约每五年一次的极端降雨事件大大增加了死亡风险,特别是心血管和呼吸系统疾病患者的死亡风险。 A study led by Helmholtz Munich found that extreme rainfall events, occurring roughly every five years, significantly raise mortality risks, especially for individuals with cardiovascular and respiratory conditions. 研究分析了1980年至2020年全球645个地点的数据,发现总死亡人数增加了8%,14天后与肺有关的死亡人数增加了30%。 Analyzing data from 645 locations globally from 1980 to 2020, the research revealed an 8% increase in overall deaths and a 30% rise in lung-related fatalities within 14 days post-event. 调查结果强调必须加强公共卫生战略,改善基础设施,以应对这些风险。 The findings underscore the necessity for enhanced public health strategies and infrastructure improvements to combat these risks.