Singapore is establishing a dedicated heat office to manage rising temperatures and potential heatwaves. Plans include opening over 300 cooling centers across the country for public use. Additionally, the office will research specific heat limits for vulnerable populations and assess the effects of extreme weather on essential infrastructure.
The new office is also looking at heat thresholds for vulnerable groups and heat's impact on critical infrastructure.
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