Summary
Afghan taxi drivers in Kandahar face extremely high temperatures often above 40°C (104°F). To cope, they have found their own ways to stay cool since their car air-conditioners often fail.
Key Facts
- Kandahar, a city in Afghanistan, frequently experiences temperatures over 40°C (104°F).
- Taxi drivers there often have problems with their car air-conditioning systems breaking down.
- To handle the heat, these drivers are creating their own methods to stay cool inside their cars.
- The situation highlights the challenges faced by workers in hot climates without reliable cooling options.
- The problem is common among many drivers due to the harsh weather conditions and equipment issues.
