Weather forecasters warn Pakistanis to stay indoors ahead of new heat wave

Pakistan faces a severe heat wave with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, impacting millions. The country grapples with heavy rains, power outages, and climate change effects like floods and heatstroke risks. Construction workers and laborers face challenges amid changing weather patterns and health risks.

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