A severe heat wave is forecasted to persist in northwest India, including Rajasthan, with temperatures reaching 48°C. The India Meteorological Department warns of intense heat wave conditions affecting several states, including Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh.
Owing to the soaring the soaring temperatures in the country and more so in the state, Rajasthan health authorities cancelled the leaves of doctors. IMD has predicted heatwave for the coming few days. Following that, instructions have also been given to reserve beds for heat stroke patients in all medical institutions, to ensure the availability of necessary medicines and testing facilities.
Rajasthan's health authorities have canceled the leave of doctors and paramedical staff in government hospitals due to a severe heatwave. Measures include ensuring water and power supply, setting up 24-hour control rooms, and reserving beds for heat stroke patients to tackle the rising temperatures effectively.
Rajasthan witnesses severe heatwave with Barmer recording 48°C. The state government cancels all administrative leaves, including health sector staff, and sets up 24-hour control rooms. Necessary steps are taken to prevent and treat heat strokes and ensure uninterrupted water and power supplies.