568 people died in last six days due to intense heat in Pakistan. Out of this, 141 people died in one day (Tuesday).

On Thursday (June 27), the British media BBC reported this information.

It is said that the temperature has exceeded 40 degrees Celsius in the city of Karachi, Pakistan. But 49 degree Celsius is felt due to high humidity. In the last four days, 267 people have been admitted with heatstroke, most of whom are in their 60s to 70s.

The head of the emergency department of Karachi Civil Hospital Dr. Imran Sarwar Sheikh said that those coming to the hospital have various symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea and high fever. Many of them were working outside.

Experts of the country say that this is happening due to climate change. This is happening all over the world. Also happening in Europe. This intense heat wave in Karachi may last till next week.

Meanwhile, Pakistan's neighboring countries are also experiencing intense heat in recent times. India's capital Delhi is also witnessing an 'unprecedented' heat wave. Since last May, the daily temperature has been above 40 degrees Celsius.