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Pakistan is facing an intense heatwave as temperatures in several cities are expected to rise up to 50 'C

Pakistan is facing an intense heatwave as temperatures in several cities are expected to rise up to 50 'C

Pakistan is facing an intense heatwave as temperatures in several cities are expected to rise up to 50 'C.  The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has advised citizens to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities, stay hydrated, and take precautionary measures during peak daytime hours. Authorities have also warned about possible health risks due to extreme weather conditions across different regions of the country. Stay safe and take care of your loved ones during this severe heatwave.

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