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Myanmar’s El Niño threat shows why extreme heat is also a question of inequality

By Hein Thu, PhD candidate, National University of Singapore
Shahmir Hassan Ali, Assistant Professor of Public Health, National University of Singapore

Myanmar shows how conflict, poverty and power shortages deepen health inequalities, leaving displaced and vulnerable communities at greater risk from extreme heat.

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