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Pakistan is Hitting 125°F — And People Have Nowhere to Go
The New York Times·Monday, 8 June 2026
In Pakistan's Dadu District, temperatures have crossed 125 degrees Fahrenheit, and people are struggling to find shade, water, and safety. The area already deals with sandstorms, drought, and flooding — and this heat wave is pushing people to their limits. Climate scientists say events like this will get more frequent.
Why It Matters
This is happening right next door to India, in a region with similar geography and climate. Extreme heat is no longer rare — it's the new normal for South Asia.
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