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الجمعة، 29 مايو 2015
Laborers toiling in Indian heat wave say have little choice
GURGAON, India (Reuters) - In India's upmarket "Millennium City", laborers building luxury homes say they have little choice but to toil in the extreme heat, despite government warnings not to venture outside after this week's heat wave killed 1,700 people.
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