Karachi Sizzles as Intense Heatwave Makes it Feel Like 54°C

The intensity of heat in Karachi has started to feel like 54 degrees Celsius.
There is a severe heatwave ongoing in Karachi.
The temperature of the city has reached 37 degrees Celsius, recorded by a temperature gauge.
There is 64% humidity in the air.
Today, the heat is being felt up to 54 degrees Celsius.

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