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The public has been advised to take precautions as temperatures continue to rise in the coming days

Study projects that by 2050, Pakistan could experience more than 30 days of extreme heat per year

Experts urge govt intervention to educate public

Karachi saw hottest nights from Oct 2-4, reveals Met Office

Electricity supply cuts push people to protest

A portion of the track melted near the Shah Alam railway station

Mahendra Kumar says covering of grasses and plants shields plastic and metal roof of vehicle from direct sunlight

Met office says low air pressure in Bay of Bengal to cause heatwave; temperature to go up as high as 39°C

Wearing masks, to reduce risk of Covid-19 spread, could also cause athletes to feel ill and have difficulty breathing

More than 1,000 people evacuated after the fast-moving fire engulfed the community