Pakistan, June 18 -- As temperatures continue to soar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the ongoing heatwave has taken a serious toll on public health and the environment. According to Rescue 1122 officials, at least 935 people have been affected by the extreme heat this June alone. Out of these, 48 individuals were in critical condition and had to be shifted to hospitals for urgent medical care. The scorching temperatures have placed an unprecedented strain on emergency services across the province.

To combat the growing crisis, Rescue 1122 has established 108 anti-heatwave relief camps across 34 districts. These camps are equipped with essential facilities including hydration stations and first aid services, aimed at providing immediate relief to...