Kashmir: Waterbodies Drying Up As Heat Wave Continues In Valley

Kashmir: Waterbodies Drying Up As Heat Wave Continues In Valley

People fishing on the dried patch of river Jehlum as temperature soars all time high on September, 13 2023. According to Meteorological department Srinagar recorded 2nd hottest September day in 132 years. (Photo by Muzamil Mattoo/NurPhoto)

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