Karachi and other parts of southern Pakistan are facing an intense, prolonged heatwave after temperatures in Sindh often reached 44C to 46C through April and May, The Guardian reported. The article described the conditions as far above seasonal norms. Google News summaries also cited heat-related coverage from Pakistani outlets, including reports on official warnings, local city conditions and hot, dry weather forecasts.Highlights:Regional scope: The Guardian described the heatwave as spannin...

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