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Things not to do in case of fainting: Indian health ministry's warning against giving water or force feeding unconscious people - Vimarsana News

Things not to do in case of fainting: Indian health ministry's warning against giving water or force feeding unconscious people

India's Health Ministry emphasizes avoiding force-feeding unconscious individuals to prevent risks like aspiration and seizures. Guidelines stress the

Mercury crosses 40°C in many parts of India - Vimarsana News

Mercury crosses 40°C in many parts of India

Delhi’s maximum temperature also soared to 34.6°C, the highest so far this year and more than three degrees above normal,. | Latest News India

Heatwave to roast southern regions this week, says Met dept - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Heatwave to roast southern regions this week, says Met dept - Pakistan

Day temperatures are likely to be three to five degrees Celsius above normal in Sindh, south Punjab and parts of Balochistan.

Source: dawn.com
Heatwave Alert: Centre Issues Guidelines, Asks States To Reschedule Working Hours as Mercury Soars - Vimarsana News

Heatwave Alert: Centre Issues Guidelines, Asks States To Reschedule Working Hours as Mercury Soars

Heatwave Alert: The labour ministry asked the states to issue directives to the occupier, employers, construction companies and industries to undertake necessary steps to mitigate the adverse effects of extremely hot weather. -- aaa

Source: india.com
Heatwave: Centre issues advisory to states to stay prepared - Vimarsana News

Heatwave: Centre issues advisory to states to stay prepared

North West and Central India witnessed the highest average maximum temperature in April in 122 years.

Source: scroll.in