The average seasonal temperature increase can lead to more cases of death: about 250 thousand people can die because of malaria, thermal shocks, and the spread of tropical diseases, said participants of the UN conference on climate, reports the TASS.

According to the report of the Nicaraguan delegates, the predicted average of seasonal temperature will cause a drought in one regions, and ice thaw in other. The report envisages about 250 thousand cases of death due to water quality decline, spread of tropical diseases and viruses that had not previously existed.  The record increase of temperature is expected for the period of 2030-2050. On November 7-18, there will take place a UN global conference on climate change in Marrakech, in which about 20 thousand delegates will take part.