Southern Iran is bearing the brunt of the heat. Abadan registered temperatures exceeding 122 Fahrenheit on Sunday

Facing a worsening water crisis and extreme summer heat, authorities in the Iranian capital are stepping up conservation measures. In Tehran, the local government is now cutting electricity to private households twice a day,

Iranian authorities have mandated the closure or reduced operation of government offices across at least 15 provinces, including Tehran, due to a severe heatwave straining the nation's power grid. This measure,

A severe heatwave sweeping Iran has disrupted water and electricity supplies in much of the country, with reservoir levels falling to their lowest in a century, state media said Tuesday.Water levels in the reservoirs which supply Tehran have fallen to "their lowest level in a century",

A heatwave in Iran is straining the country's water and power supplies, prompting authorities to order the closure of public buildings and banks in the capital Tehran and several other provinces.

Iran hopes to ease electricity and water demand. As temperatures across the capital, Tehran, have exceeded 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit), authorities urged residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak heat hours and conserve water and energy.