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Heat waves hit The Kurdistan Region

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July-August are the hottest months in Iraq specially in the north were most of our people live. High wind in the past few days brought the temperature to 42 degrees.As many people are living in refugees camps, with no air conditioning or any cooling system, they suffer the heat and dryness of the weather. On the other hand, public workers in Kurdistan Region have not received their wages since June. These are some of the issues that our correspondent Naseem Sadiq has filed in this report.


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By Naseem Sadiq

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July-August are the hottest months in Iraq specially in the north were most of our people live. High wind in the past few days brought the temperature to 42 degrees.As many people are living in refugees camps, with no air conditioning or any cooling system, they suffer the heat and dryness of the weather. On the other hand, public workers in Kurdistan Region have not received their wages since June. These are some of the issues that our correspondent Naseem Sadiq has filed in this report.



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