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Heatwave killed 2,500 people in India in 2015

NEW DELHI: The deadly heat waves that killed nearly 2500 people in India and 2000 people in Pakistan last year were exacerbated by humaninduced climate change scientists including those from IITDelhi have found

Updated At : 06:15 PM Dec 19, 2016 IST

Boys cool off under a water fountain on a hot summer evening in New Delhi. —Reuters

New Delhi, December 19

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