Group 1 - The extreme heat is posing a comprehensive challenge to production lines, affecting employee safety, equipment stability, raw material storage, and product transportation [1][2] - Companies are implementing measures such as slowing down production lines, increasing rest periods, and enhancing equipment inspections to ensure operational efficiency during high temperatures [1][2] - The industrial electricity demand is rapidly increasing due to sustained high temperatures, making the stability of power supply crucial for industrial operations [2][3] Group 2 - Companies are proactively preparing for high temperatures by developing summer safety management measures and conducting emergency drills to mitigate risks associated with equipment failures and increased energy consumption [2][3] - The integration of electrification, automation, and intelligence in production lines allows companies to respond flexibly to order demands without production issues [2][3] - The national peak electricity load is expected to increase by approximately 10 million kilowatts compared to the previous year, necessitating close monitoring of weather changes and power supply dynamics [3] Group 3 - Agricultural sectors are also facing challenges due to high temperatures, with farmers closely monitoring crop conditions and preparing irrigation plans in case of prolonged drought [4][5] - Livestock management is being adjusted to prevent heat stress, with recommendations for better feeding practices and environmental controls to ensure animal welfare during extreme heat [5][6] - The National Climate Center emphasizes the need for comprehensive measures to manage water resources and mitigate risks to crop yields from high temperatures [6]