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UPDATED: August 5, 2013 NO. 32 AUGUST 8, 2013
Heat Wave Havoc
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Pedestrians walk along a street on July 31 in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, using various means to resist blazing sunlight. Hangzhou Meteorological Observatory has released consecutive warnings as local temperatures hit a high of 38 degrees Celsius that day. This summer, many cities around China are suffering sweltering heat waves, predicted to persist until mid-August.



 
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