Yemen Swelters Under Heatwave with Prolonged Power Cuts

Yemen Heatwave Power Cuts Humanitarian Crisis

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Yemen faces a devastating heatwave with temperatures over 40°C, exacerbated by long power cuts, worsening the humanitarian crisis in both government and Houthi-controlled areas.

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Yemen faces a devastating heatwave with temperatures over 40°C, exacerbated by long power cuts, worsening the humanitarian crisis in both government and Houthi-controlled areas.

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