Japan's 'Human Fridges' Combat Summer Heat
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Japan is combating intense summer heat with 'Do Hiemon Box', also known as 'human fridges'. These personal cooling booths blow chilled air onto workers to prevent heatstroke. Originally designed for outdoor workplaces, they are now expanding to public spaces.
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