South Asia is battling extreme weather as deadly heatwaves scorch India and Pakistan, while Bangladesh braces for a cyclone. Temperatures hit 49°C in Rajasthan, India, with at least 11 suspected heat-related deaths reported. 🥵
In Pakistan, 26 districts faced severe heat, with Sindh expecting 50°C temperatures. Schools delayed exams as the climate ministry warned of more scorching days ahead. Meanwhile, Cyclone Remal is set to slam Bangladesh and India's West Bengal Sunday, packing 120 kph winds. 🌪️
India’s Meteorological Department linked the crisis to climate factors like El Niño and reduced pre-monsoon rains. Kerala saw deadly floods after 18% heavier downpours disrupted flights. Scientists warn human-driven climate change is worsening Asia’s extremes. 🌍
Local officials urge caution as hospitals overflow with heatstroke cases. 'Stay hydrated, avoid midday sun,' advises Rajasthan’s disaster team. With monsoon rains weeks away, the region remains on high alert. ⚠️
