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Its No Longer Exceptional Karachi Struggles Under Brutal New Reality of Extreme Heat
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AI-generatedThe article describes a heatwave in Pakistan and India with human health impacts but no direct commercial mechanism: no commodity price, supply disruption, company margin, or regulatory change is mentioned. The event is a weather-related humanitarian crisis without immediate business or market implications.
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- Karachi recorded 44.1°C, highest since May 2018.
- Hospital daily pediatric visits surged from 50-60 to over 200 due to heat.
- Average regional temperatures increased by ~1.4°C attributed to climate change.
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