Beijing Prepares for Second Heat Wave This Week
Beijing is set to experience a second heat wave this week, with temperatures expected to exceed 35°C from June 16 to 18, following a recent three-day span of extreme heat.
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Beijing is set to experience a second heat wave this week, with temperatures expected to exceed 35°C from June 16 to 18, following a recent three-day span of extreme heat.
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