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WorldPosted at: Sep 20 2018 12:56PM


Raging Heat: Dhaka Met office predicts rain

Dhaka, Sep 20 ( UNI) While Dhaka and most of the country suffers from a mild heat wave in September, seaports have hoisted cautionary signals as pressures plummeted in the bay.
On Wednesday, the highest temperature in the country was recorded 37.3 degrees on the mercury and Dhaka faced a raging max temperature of 36.5 degrees.
From Sunday, people have been facing the heat wave, which is a rare phenomenon in the month of September.
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