A severe heatwave has struck northern India and Pakistan, with temperatures exceeding 45°C (113F) and leading to health warnings and power outages.
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The heat index, which combines temperature and humidity, has made conditions feel even more extreme. The heatwave is likely to persist until Thursday, with a slight chance of relief from a western disturbance that could bring light rain to some areas. Meanwhile, southern India is preparing for heavy rainfall. The intense heat has caused a rise in heatstroke cases, particularly among outdoor workers, the elderly, and children. Both countries are on alert for potential health crises resulting from the extreme weather conditions.