HRW: Gulf migrant workers face extreme heat risks

Imagine it gets super hot, like almost boiling, in countries like UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Many people from other countries come to work there, especially in construction.

But the heat can make them very sick.

They might get dizzy, throw up, or have headaches.

Right now, the countries tell people to take a break from work during the hottest part of the day.

But it's getting hot earlier and more often.

A group called HRW says the countries should change their rules.

Instead of just taking breaks at certain times, they should check how hot it is and how the workers are feeling.

This way, they can help keep the workers safe from getting too hot and sick.

It's all because the world is getting warmer, and people need more protection from the heat.