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Thousands in Pakistan treated for heat stroke last month as June breaks global record 

  • Last month was hottest June on record, exacerbating fears 2024 could be warmest year on record
  • Most of the heat is from long-term warming from greenhouse gases, say scientists and meteorologists
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New report warns of heat danger at Paris Olympics

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225 pilgrims treated for heat stress and fatigue on second day of Hajj

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In rural India, ambulance crews see up close how deadly summer's heat can be 

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