Men swim in a river amid the heatwave in Beijing, China June 5, 2023. - Reuters
BEIJING (Bloomberg): Sweltering temperatures across China are killing livestock and stretching power grids, an early heat wave that portends another summer of disruption for Asia’s industry and food supply.
The mercury has been rising in nearly every corner of the world’s second-largest economy.
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