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Russia is facing a growing fuel crisis, marked by domestic shortages and price hikes following a series of Ukrainian drone strikes on its oil refineries, Radio Liberty reported on October 15. In response, Moscow has imposed bans and restrictions on gasoline and diesel exports to secure domestic supply — triggering ripple effects across Central Asia. asiaplustj.info »
From August 26 to 28 , residents of Tajikistan will face rising temperatures and deteriorating air quality . asiaplustj.info »
Iranian authorities have ordered the closure of government offices and banks in Tehran and 15 provinces on Wednesday, August 6, due to an ongoing extreme heatwave. The decision comes in response to water shortages and an overloaded power grid, Deutsche Welle reported on August 5. asiaplustj.info »
More than 434 hectares of forest land have been scorched by wildfires across nine regions of Tajikistan this year, according to the Agency for Forestry. Speaking at a news conference in Dushanbe on August 1, officials cited abnormal heat and negligence by visitors as the primary causes of the fires. asiaplustj.info »
Tajikistan will finally see some rainfall in August, though it will be brief and scattered. Despite this, intense heat will persist in many regions, with temperatures remaining near 40°C in some areas, according to the country's Hydrometeorology Agency. asiaplustj.info »
Tajikistan's emergency and weather authorities are warning of a heightened risk of mudflows in several regions of the country as temperatures soar and rainfall continues. asiaplustj.info »
Central Asia’s harvest of winter wheat should be decent, but a forecast calling for dry and warm conditions throughout the summer is raising concerns about the region’s fall harvest, according to the most recently published GEOLOGAM crop monitor. asiaplustj.info »
June 2025 is set to bring a true summer heatwave to Tajikistan. According to meteorologists, temperatures across most of the country will be up to two degrees Celsius above the usual climate norm. At the same time, some regions may experience rain showers, thunderstorms, and dust storms, the country’s Hydrometeorology Agency told Asia-Plus . asiaplustj.info »
From May 15 to 17, abnormal heat is expected in the valleys of Khatlon province, districts subordinate to the center (RRP), and Sughd province, according to Tajikistan’s Hydrometeorology Agency (Hydromet). asiaplustj.info »
Tajikistan is expected to experience hot and dry weather from May 14 to 17. In some regions, winds will intensify, and air temperatures may reach up to +41°C, according to the country’s Hydrometeorology Agency (Hydromet). asiaplustj.info »
Starting from April 1, 2025, tariffs for thermal energy suppliers in Dushanbe have increased by 50%. However, it is not yet known whether this will lead to higher prices for the population. It is expected that Dushanbe's heat distributing network will now purchase heat from producers at a new price of 25. asiaplustj.info »
As of October 8, 44,570 tons of coal, 39,960 cubic meters of firewood, and 19,600 liters of diesel fuel have been stocked in Tajikistan's educational institutions for the winter period, according to the Ministry of Education and Science (MoES). asiaplustj.info »
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) on December 4 launched a new initiative to better understand and invest in adaptation to the impacts of heat stress on women and girls across Asia and the Pacific. asiaplustj.info »
Uzbekistan has launched Central Asia’s ever first workshop for heat treatment. UzDaily says the metal heat treatment line with the projected cost of 10 million US dollars has been launched in the Ferghana region. asiaplustj.info »
In line with the strategic goals of Tajikistan set in the National Development Strategy for the period up 2030, especially access to energy (security), environmental protection and public health, the Government of Tajikistan requested the Government of Japan the project for exploring the ground heat sources and enhancing institutional capacity for developing and utilizing decarbonized heat asiaplustj.info »
Sadoi Mardum newspaper, a mouthpiece of Tajik parliament, says that according to the preliminary data, more than 500,000 residents of the Tajik capital will be provided with heat supply in winter due to upgrading the city’s heating network The member of Tajikistan’s lower chamber (Majlisi Namoyandagon) of parliament, Abduhalim Ghafforov, says a grant asiaplustj.info »
