El Nino will 'pour fuel on the fire' as India experiences deadly heatwave
India's deadly heatwave comes as the UN warns the world to prepare for a moderate to strong El Nino this year.
El Nino will 'pour fuel on the fire' as India experiences deadly heatwave
India's deadly heatwave comes as the UN warns the world to prepare for a moderate to strong El Nino this year.
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