Heat Waves Are Pounding Egypt, and Often There's No A.C.
Briefly

Egypt is facing extreme heat with temperatures consistently above 100 degrees causing power cuts, leaving many in un-air-conditioned misery. Blackouts have become commonplace, with tips for coping published in local media. Despite promises to stop the blackouts temporarily, issues persist, exacerbating challenges for various segments of the population.
The combination of high temperatures, power cuts, price increases, subsidy reductions, and currency devaluation is testing the patience of Egyptians. Official explanations citing heat waves are met with skepticism, although Egypt is indeed warming rapidly compared to global averages.
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