Egypt urged to exempt south from power cuts after 40 deaths ...Kuwait

An unforgiving heat wave facing Egypt recently claimed the lives of 40 people in Aswan province, prompting the lower-house of the parliament to urge the government to exempt southern provinces from power cuts, initially intended to reduce electrical overloads. In her urgent motion, submitted on Sunday, 9 June, MP Reham Abdel-Naby said that other than sun strokes, the south, also including Luxor city, witnessed the spread of deadly harmful reptiles, especially scorpions. With temperatures ranging from 40 - 50 degrees Celsius, electrical overloads have now added to Egyptian woes, especially in the south known for its extremely hot weather.  “People died from the extreme

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