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Special In Pakistan’s Quetta, traditional drinks are perfect cure for parched throats and scorching heat video

In Pakistan’s Quetta, traditional drinks are perfect cure for parched throats and scorching heat

  • Locals turn to traditional sugarcane and apricot juices to beat the scorching heat in southwestern Pakistan
  • Juice sellers say despite soaring inflation, number of customers have almost doubled due to the heat wave
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