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Trapped by Heat: India's Summer Nightmare 🌡️

South Asia is burning hotter and faster than ever. In 2025, the heatwave season arrived dangerously early, plunging millions across India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh into a life-threatening crisis. India experienced its hottest February in 125 years, with March temperatures surpassing a deadly 40°C. Nights no longer offer relief, creating a dangerous cycle of heat stress, disrupted sleep, and severe illness. Extreme heat isn’t just uncomfortable—it devastates health and disproportionately affects the poorest. Scientists warn that if trends continue, nighttime heatwaves could become six times deadlier by 2100. #SouthAsiaHeatwave #IndiaHeatwave #ExtremeHeat #Heatwave2025 About Climate Impacts Tracker Asia (CITA): The science is conclusive: climate change will disrupt the natural, economic and social systems we all depend on from global food security to infrastructure and jobs to health and well-being and biodiversity. These impacts are unevenly distributed around the world, with some countries facing far greater risks than others. However, all countries, communities and companies will feel the effects of climate change. And some of the biggest risks for our society are the most difficult to understand. To meet this challenge, Climate Impacts Tracker Asia commits to publishing in-depth analysis and reports that connect climate science to climate change Climate Impacts Tracker Website: https://bit.ly/44cfFAy Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... LinkedIn:   / climate-impacts-tracker-asia   Twitter:   / climateita