"India's Searing Heat Triggers Animal Collapses and Water Shortages"

North India is experiencing severe heatwaves with temperatures reaching up to 52.9°C, causing animals to collapse, water shortages, and heat-related deaths. The extreme heat has led to people chasing water tankers, changes in work hours, and increased home delivery orders. The situation is exacerbated by low water levels in the Yamuna River and is part of a broader trend of rising temperatures across Asia, attributed to human-driven climate change.