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The sea was once a blessing for the Pakistani city of Gwadar. But it’s become a curse
GWADAR, Pakistan (AP) — There was a time when few people in the coastal Pakistani city of Gwadar understood what climate change was. After a decade of extreme weather, many more do. Rain ...
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The sea was once a blessing for the Pakistani city of Gwadar. But it's become a curse
Rain battered Gwadar for almost 30 consecutive hours last February. Torrents washed out roads, bridges, and lines of communication, briefly cutting the peninsula town off from the rest of Pakistan.