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Health tips: Stay safe in the India, Pakistan heat wave | Science | In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW

Heat waves are common in India and Pakistan, but this year is hotter than ever before. Here's how to stay safe when temperatures soar.

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We are living in hell : Pakistan and India suffer under extreme spring heat wave | Canada s National Observer: News & Analysis

Temperatures at unprecedented levels have led to critical water and electricity shortages.

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Pakistan and India under extreme spring heat wave

Temperatures at unprecedented levels have led to critical water and electricity shortages.

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We are living in hell : Pakistan and India suffer extreme spring heatwaves | Pakistan

April temperatures at unprecedented levels have led to critical water and electricity shortages

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Extreme heatwave so early, dangerous: Experts

With the national capital recording a maximum temperature of 40.8 degrees Celsius on Tuesday and predicted to see a spike by two to three notches on Wednesday, public health experts warned the extreme heat so early in the year is particularly .

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