乌兹别克斯坦的穆斯林在气候变化恶化的严重干旱中在全国祈祷。 Muslims in Uzbekistan prayed nationwide amid severe drought worsened by climate change.

2025年11月28日, 乌兹别克斯坦各地穆斯林在约2000座清真寺举行群众祷告, On November 28, 2025, Muslims across Uzbekistan held mass prayers in about 2,000 mosques, a rare nationwide event driven by a severe drought linked to climate change. 宗教领袖领导的祈祷反映了对长期干旱状况的日益关切,塔什干经历了170年来最严重的旱灾。 The prayers, led by religious leaders, reflected growing concern over prolonged dry conditions, with Tashkent experiencing its worst drought in 170 years. 气温上升——几乎是过去60年全球平均温度的三倍——加速了冰川融化,威胁到中亚数百万人的供水。 Rising temperatures—nearly three times the global average over the past 60 years—have accelerated glacier melt, threatening water supplies for millions in Central Asia. 尽管利用降雨技术的努力有限,但由于污染和气候影响,环境挑战依然存在。 Despite limited efforts to use rain-making technology, environmental challenges persist due to pollution and climate impacts.