India Heatwave Crisis: Record Temperatures Claim Over 50 Lives

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India is grappling with severe heat waves, leading to numerous deaths, water shortages, and wildfires. New Delhi recorded an all-time high temperature of 126 degrees Fahrenheit, causing heat-related illnesses and fatalities. The heat wave has strained water supplies and increased fire incidents, prompting officials to impose fines for water wastage and reduce water delivery in some areas. The crisis highlights the impact of climate change and urban heat on public health and infrastructure.
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- Delhi, Bihar: Heat kills at least 15 in India as temperatures near 50C BBC.com
- At least 24 dead in eastern India as temperatures soar Reuters India
- At least 50 deaths blamed on India heat wave in just a week as record temperatures scorch the country CBS News
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