In many parts of India, the temperature mercury is rising rapidly, and the Meteorological Department has issued a new advisory regarding the scorching heat. This warning is especially for North India, Central India and Southern states, where hot winds and heat are likely to run. Let us know in detail about this advisory and understand how this heat can be avoided.

Summer havoc: Meteorological Department warning

According to the Meteorological Department, the temperature can cross 40 ° C over the next few days, and in some areas it can reach 45 degrees. Especially in states like Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and Telangana, heat outbreaks are expected to increase. The department has advised people not to leave the house in the afternoon. Children, elderly and pregnant women have been asked to take special care, as heat may increase the risk of dehydration and heat stroke.

Heat prevention measures

Some easy measures can be adopted to keep yourself safe in this scorching heat. First of all, avoid getting out in the sun between 11 am and 3 pm. If it is necessary to go out, keep the head covered and wear light colored cotton clothes. Consume water, lemonade, or ORS again and again so that there is no lack of water in the body. Use fans, coolers or ACs in the house and keep the windows closed during the day so that the hot winds do not come in.

Advice for farmers and laborers

The Meteorological Department has also issued special guidelines for farmers and laborers. People working in the fields work early in the morning or in the evening, so that the heat of the afternoon can be avoided. Place the animals in a shady place and give them enough water. In addition, use techniques such as regular irrigation and mulching to protect crops from heat.