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		</div><p>At least 749 people have been killed in a scorching heat wave in Pakistan, an official said as temperatures finally began to drop across the country.</p>
<p>Mohammad Sabir said that the city hardest hit by the intense weather was Karachi.</p>
<p>The port city has seen temperatures soar to 45 degrees Celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit). Meteorologists say the heat wave is the worst in at least a decade.</p>
<p>Long power outages, little running water and the majority of people fasting for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan have worsened the situation.</p>
<p>The cooler temperatures on Wednesday appeared to be helping. Hospital officials said admittances had dropped compared to previous days, when dehydrated patients lay in corridors and outside of clinics.</p>
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