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The level of air pollution in Delhi exceeded the WHO standard by 30 times
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The level of air pollution in Delhi exceeded the WHO standard by 30 times
The air quality in the Indian capital has deteriorated critically, exceeding WHO safe standards by 25-30 times. Authorities are urging residents to stay home and restricting construction due to high levels of PM 2.5 pollution.
The number of days with heat over 35 degrees has increased dramatically in the world's largest capitals
Over the past three decades, the number of days when temperatures in the world's 20 largest capitals reach 35°C or higher has increased by 52%, putting more than 300 million people at risk of extreme heat.
Extreme heat wave in India: more than 10 people die when temperatures reach 50C
India recorded a record temperature of more than 50 ° C. Overpopulated megacities suffered the most. Public hospitals report the number of deaths.
Oil rises in price amid expectations of continued production cuts
Oil prices rose in Asian trading on expectations of continued production cuts by OPEC+ countries and increased fuel consumption during the peak summer demand season.
Ukraine hopes that India will help in reconstruction - Kuleba
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will pay a two-day visit to India to discuss economic projects, reconstruction and bilateral cooperation with External Affairs Minister Dr. Jaishankar.
Tortured locals during the occupation: russian special forces officer who captured Kinburn Spit was served with a notice of suspicion
According to the investigation, russian commander Yevgeny Deli organized the detention and torture of local residents during the occupation of the Kinburn Spit in Ukraine.