India’s Deadly Heatwave
May 17, 2022
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as posted by the channelParts of India are witnessing the hottest summer temperatures in 120+ years. The extreme heat wave across South Asia is a direct manifestation of rising global temperatures. While New Delhi’s growing middle class may have access to air-conditioned offices, shopping malls and cars, there are millions of migrant workers who make up 40% of its population that have spent these extreme days without any access to relief. New Delhi residents tell Bloomberg's Archana Chaudhary how they're coping with the deadly heat.
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