A severe heat wave is affecting South and Southeast Asia, causing school closures, agricultural disruptions, and health risks. Unusually high temperatures, combined with extreme humidity, have led to discomfort and power outages in Bangladesh. Public health experts warn of increased disease cases, and outdoor workers are struggling with reduced earnings. India is also facing similar challenges, with extreme heat impacting power grids, agriculture, and even the general election. Myanmar's political situation is affected by soaring temperatures, while the region anticipates relief from the upcoming summer monsoon. The heat wave is exacerbated by last year's record warmth and the ongoing El Niño cycle, creating a concerning situation across Asia.