In hottest city on Earth, mothers bear brunt of climate change

A man pulls a donkey cart as a boy sits on jerrycans, filled with water from a private pump, to sell them door-to-door. (Reuters)

Women and children wash themselves after work at a muskmelon farm, during a heatwave, at a hand pump. (Reuters)

Rabia fans her son, Manish Kumar, 10, as he lies in bed after having a bladder stone removed, during a heatwave. (Reuters)

Heavily Pregnant, Sonari, collects muskmelons during a heatwave, at a farm. (Reuters)

Parya, 42, a labourer, works in the sun during a heatwave at a brick kiln factory. (Reuters)

Farmer Waderi, 17, fans her one-month-old son Amar Kumar during a heatwave, at home, on the outskirts of Jacobabad. (Reuters)

Cobbler Fazal Mohammad, 40, repairs a sandal as he sits in front of an air-cooler during a heatwave. (Reuters)

Children sit in a classroom during a power outage, at the Adolescent and Adult Learning and Training Program (AALTP), Jacobabad. (Reuters)

One boy bathes while another draws water from a hand pump, in the mud to cool off, during a heatwave. (Reuters)

Men sleep on charpoy rope beds, early in the morning during a heatwave, on a roof. (Reuters)

Biban, a pregnant farmer, clears unwanted grass at a muskmelon farm, during a heatwave, on (Reuters)

Chaneser, 45, piles up bricks on a tractor trolly during a heatwave, at a brick kiln factory in Jacobabad. (Reuters)