For the past week, most parts of the country have been witnessing freaky weather, with heat waves, rains, storms – all in subsequent successions. This phenomenon has led to a rise in gastric issues among people, suffering from problems like gas, acidity, bloating, and the constant feeling of fullness. Read on to know why it happens and how you can protect your gut. , Health News, Times Now
At a time when people are finding it difficult to cope with the scorching heat, giving rise to possibilities of heatstroke, health experts recommend taking immediate steps towards addressing the issue of climate change.
Infants, children, those over 65 and people who are overweight, ill or on certain medications are particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. It is important to take precautions, especially after 11 people who attended a government function on April 16 in the scorching heat in Kharghar died due to heat stroke, while several others were hospitalised.
Delhi registered a maximum temperature of 40.6 degrees Celsius, four notches higher than normal the third consecutive day that the maximum temperature settled above 40 degrees Celsius., Health News, Times Now