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Center in Islamabad Treats Birds Affected by Increasing Heatwaves
Thank you for providing the content. Here is the summary according to your instructions: Temperatures are rising in Pakistan, with 2025 being the second hottest year since 1960, as temperatures exceeded 40°C multiple times in Islamabad. Heatwaves have caused injuries to many wild birds, including black hawks, small kestrels, and dry quails, with the Margalla Animal Rescue Center working to treat and rehabilitate them. Climate change is a major contributing factor to this phenomenon, threatening the lives of wildlife in the region.
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