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Extreme heat could slash Central Asia’s GDP and overwhelm public services.The Central Asian region is currently enduring some of the hottest days of the year, as temperatures continue to rise annually, making living conditions increasingly difficult. According to a World Bank report, if the five countries in the region do not take immediate action, climate-related impacts could reduce GDP by as much as 2.5%. .
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