Environment
A heat wave scorched parts of Delhi on Tuesday with seven weather stations recording maximum temperatures above the 45-degrees Celsius mark
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[…]Over the past four days, Delhi witnessed maximum temperatures soaring above the 40-degree Celsius mark, intensifying the hot weather conditions
[…]The weather office has predicted a heat wave during the day and a maximum temperature of around 43 degrees Celsius
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