Residents of Dadu District, Pakistan, Seek Shade Amid 125°F Heat

Dadu District in Pakistan experiences harsh weather each season. Residents regularly contend with sandstorms that sweep the region. Prolonged drought periods further strain water supplies. Seasonal flooding adds another layer of difficulty for communities. This year temperatures have surged to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. The extreme heat forces people to search for any available shade. Lack of cooling infrastructure intensifies discomfort and health risks. Authorities and aid groups monitor the situation as residents adapt.