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Record-breaking heat wave gripping India and Pakistan threatens crops, leaves millions sweltering

Published on: Tuesday 26 April 2022

India/Pakistan Heat Wave day #1:Today 26 April the Pakistani station of Dadu reached 47.0C,tying the 2022 highest temperature in the Northern Hemisphere (=Matam,Senegal). In India 45.1C at Barmer.

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Record-breaking heat wave gripping India and Pakistan threatens crops, leaves millions sweltering