Iran Closes Government Offices and Banks Due to Extreme Heat

Record temperatures prompt nationwide shutdowns to protect health and conserve energy

Temperatures in Tehran have reached up to 41 degrees Celsius, with some areas hitting 43.2 degrees.
All state centers and banks will be closed on Sunday, excluding emergency services and medical agencies.
Authorities have reduced working hours and advised citizens to stay indoors during peak heat.
Electricity consumption has surged to record levels, hitting 78,106 megawatts on Tuesday.
Iran's temperature rise is occurring at twice the global average rate, increasing by 2 degrees over the past 50 years.