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Which Country's Meteorological Department Issued Extreme Red Alerts In Late May 2026 As A Historically Severe Heatwave Pushed Urban Temperatures Past A Record-Breaking 52 Degrees Celsius?

A. Pakistan
B. Iran
C. India
D. Bangladesh

Urban centers in Southern and Central Pakistan faced severe heat domes in late May 2026, driving infrastructure strain and public health emergency implementations across major cities.

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