Experts warn that the extreme heat reflects a broader climate trend that is increasing health, water and food security risks across Central Asia.

Authorities slowed metro trains, restricted heavy vehicles and closed kindergartens as temperatures climbed to 48C in parts of the country during an unusually intense heatwave.

Experts warn that the extreme heat reflects a broader climate trend that is increasing health, water and food security risks across Central Asia.

Las altas temperaturas afectan a varias regiones del país, con máximas de hasta 48°C, y organismos internacionales advierten sobre riesgos para la salud, el agua y la producción…