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The Guardian
Pakistan's survival tactics in heat
In Nasirabad, Pakistan, residents rely on ice to cope with extreme heat due to limited electricity and inadequate cooling options. Many people queue daily at an ice factory to buy blocks of ice for drinking water and to stay cool, as temperatures can reach up to 50°C. Despite some efforts with solar panels, most households lack reliable power and basic cooling infrastructure, making them vulnerable to the ongoing climate crisis.
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