Summary
The World Bank warns that extreme heat in South Asia is a significant threat to livelihoods, productivity, and long-term economic growth, urging it to be treated as more than a seasonal emergency.
World Bank Warns Extreme Heat Puts South Asia's Jobs and Growth at Risk
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31 July 2026 at 5:34 pm
World Bank Warns Extreme Heat Puts South Asia's Jobs and Growth at Risk
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