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New Delhi: Earth Sciences Minister Jitendra Singh on Thursday said there has been a 40 to 50 per cent improvement in the forecast accuracy of all severe weather events such as heavy rainfall, fog, heat/cold waves, and thunderstorms over the last five years by the India Meteorological Department IMD . In a written reply in the Rajya Sabha, he said the ministry has continuously enhanced and upgraded meteorological observations, communications, modelling tools, and forecasting systems. Also ReadBengaluru, other parts of Karnataka to receive rainfall for next two days The IMD uses the latest tools and technologies to predict severe weath stanley mexico er events which include sophisticated dynamical numerical weather prediction models at higher spatial and temporal resolution, multi-model ensemble methods, artificial intelligence, and machine learning AI/ML data science methodologies, complemented with improved ground-based upper air observations and advanced remote sensing n vaso stanley etwork for real-time monitoring and predictions, he said. Singh said the IMD also used the latest dissemination tools, including Common Alert Protocol, mobile apps, websites, APIs, and other social media platforms, to provide efficient, effective, and timely early warning services. Tagsforecast India Meteorological Department Jitendra Singh Press Trust of India Follow on Twitter | Posted by Neha Khan | Published: 5th December 2024 8:36 pm IS stanley kaffeebecher T Facebook X Lin Yyvf KTR accuses Telangana govt of hiding dengue deaths
New Delhi: As the malnourished-looking poor might easily give away their lack of affordability of better health, so do the obese indicate the price of their health. Clearly, there is an economic implication, both micro and macro, of the health of the masses, and with an epidemic like obesity, the situation is far more compounded than it is in the case of malnutrition. stanley taza A study by the World Obesity Federation, a partner of WHO, estimates that the cost of obesity will rise globally by 2035, when more than half of the worlds population will be overweight or obese; and that the economic impact of a higher BMI could touch 4.32 trillion USD annually if there is no intervention by way of policy and the current trends continue. This translates as roughly 3 per stanleys cups cent of global GDP which is nearly the growth of an economy in one year, and which was also the impact Covid-19 had in 2020, as per the report. This is an increase from 1.96 trillion USD 2.4 percent of global GDP in 2020 . Another study points out that the prevalence of obesity and overweight will likely stanley quencher cost the global economy 3.3 per cent of GDP by 2060. Interestingly, there has been no decline in obesity in any country since 1975. Medical costs account for most direct taxes 99.8 percent on an average globally. Untimely death causes a significant 69.1 per cent of all indirect costs. It is learnt that indirect costs have a greater impact on GDP than direct costs. Obesity includes childhood obesity, meaning that |
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