New Delhi:: Heatwave continues in many parts of East, North and Central India. At least 54 people have died in the heat wave. In this situation, there is a danger of dust storm again. Thunderstorms are likely over Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi on Friday. Dust storm is predicted in Uttar Pradesh tomorrow i.e. Saturday also. Along with this, the weather office has also forecast thundershowers in various parts of North-West India till Sunday.
Yesterday, Thursday, 16 people lost their lives in two hours in Bihar’s Aurangabad. About 35 people were admitted to a hospital with severe burns. The hospital premises became a crematorium in a sudden death after another. This city is currently the hottest region in Bihar. The situation is similar in the rest of the state. Later 16 more deaths were reported. In all, 17 died in Aurangabad, 6 in Ara, 1 in Patna, 3 in Gaya and Rohtas. 2 people died in Boxer. In total, 32 people lost their lives due to heat in Bihar alone within 24 hours. Meanwhile, 10 people lost their lives in a fire in Rourkella, Odisha. 5 people died in Jharkhand’s Palamau and Rajasthan due to the same reason. 1 person died in Sultanpur of Uttar Pradesh. Earlier, a 40-year-old resident of Bihar’s Dwarbhanga died of heat stroke in Delhi. In all, 54 people died in this part of the country due to heat wave.
In fact, it will be wrong to say only hot, the whole of North India is like a hot pan! And the condition of the countrymen is practically fried in that pan. A few days ago Delhi set the highest temperature record in the country. The temperature there has reached 52.3 degrees Celsius. Not only that, the temperature has crossed 50 degrees in several places in states like Rajasthan, Haryana. States like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh are not far behind in the ‘fire race’. And due to his shock, the fear of death is increasing.
