Pakistan, July 13 -- A scorching heatwave has struck Moscow, breaking temperature records and causing public health concerns. For the first time in decades, the Russian capital recorded a temperature of 36degC, prompting health officials to issue a public health alert. The extreme heat, which is highly unusual for July, has caught many residents off guard and raised alarms about the accelerating effects of climate change.

According to the Russian Hydrometeorological Center, the intense heatwave is a rare phenomenon for the region, highlighting shifting climate patterns. A spokesperson from the center urged Moscow residents to stay indoors during peak heat hours, avoid excessive sun exposure, and stay hydrated. The unusually high temperat...