A man sells bottled water during a red traffic light as high temperatures continue in Monterrey, Mexico, June 28. Reuters-Yonhap Mexican health authorities say there have been at least 112 heat-related deaths so far this year, acknowledging the deadliness of a recent heat wave that the president previously said was…Read More
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