Google warns of extreme heat reaching +48°C, and social media is actively discussing claims that the climate is controlled by humans. The question arises: is this a normal summer phenomenon in Uzbekistan, or is a new climatic era beginning?
Google warns of extreme heat reaching +48°C, and social media is actively discussing claims that the climate is controlled by humans. The question arises: is this a normal summer phenomenon in Uzbekistan, or is a new climatic era beginning?
Experts analyzed a number of issues concerning the sharp intensification of climate change, summer forecasts for Uzbekistan, the duration of the current situation, and potential sources of danger.
Mohichehra Eshmirzaeva, Nishonboy Abduvoitov, and Ulugbek Toxtaev commented on this issue.
The second part of the conversation with artist Ilhom Osmon, one of the talented masters of watercolor in the 'Rassom Ustakhonasi' project, is available to view.
Watercolor art is considered one of the oldest and most exquisite directions of world fine art. However, the number of artists working in this genre in Uzbekistan remains quite small. Among such talented masters is the artist Ilhom Osmon.
When familiarizing oneself with the creative works of Ilhom Osmon, one can notice the unique appeal and subtlety of each piece. In the artist's paintings, colors settle like a lacquer shine, and their harmony transports the viewer into a world of unique shades. Looking at each painting creates the feeling of walking among flowing colors, like the pure and bright surface of sea waters, where waves give the impression that the colors are dancing.
It becomes especially evident when observing the works from a distance how complete the composition and the artist's concept are. Ilhom Osmon masterfully depicts landscapes, clear skies, and ships of the Levantine Sea coast of Turkey with watercolor, as well as colorful and diverse natural scenes. His works encourage the viewer to feel the beauty of nature and the magic of colors more deeply.
Due to video materials circulating on social networks and some media outlets, a wide discussion has arisen regarding the risk of flooding in the 'Tourist Village' area, located in the Yangikurgon district of Namangan region.
A team from the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan — UzA arrived at the scene to directly study the prevailing situation. During the inspection, drainage canals, water diversion structures, and the system for directing floodwaters in this area were examined.
In addition, conversations were held with local residents, responsible structures, and industry specialists. Experts emphasized that due to the area's location at the foot of the mountains, there is a possibility of flash floods during heavy rains.
It was noted that some sections have illegal constructions on floodplain banks and within floodwater channels, which leads to the silting up of waterways. To reduce the threat, work is being carried out to clean the waterways, maintain hydraulic structures, and implement preventive measures.
During observations, local residents also expressed their opinions and suggestions. In particular, they insisted on the need to strengthen security measures and conduct regular preventive work in certain zones. The inspection showed that the approach to the problem does not provide a complete picture on one hand, as appropriate steps are being taken to prevent natural threats in addition to them.
The National Information Agency of Uzbekistan continues to cover current issues of public interest by being on site, guided by the principles of fact and objectivity.
