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Allegations that Qatar is underreporting the number of migrant workers who have died of heat stroke have been revealed.
Across the Gulf, extreme heat is affecting more-and-more people, especially millions of migrant workers who go there to support their families back home.
Temperatures that go above 50C, thanks to climate change, can leave workers with life-altering illnesses including heart failure.
The Qatar Government did not respond when asked to comment.
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Across the Gulf, extreme heat is affecting more-and-more people, especially millions of migrant workers who go there to support their families back home.
Temperatures that go above 50C, thanks to climate change, can leave workers with life-altering illnesses including heart failure.
The Qatar Government did not respond when asked to comment.
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