Heat Waves  

The hot weather has led to increased sales of consumer durables, making this the strongest summer in years for the industry.

Heat waves are intense weather events that last for an extended length of time and are frequently accompanied by high humidity. These events can have a substantial influence on human health, including raising the likelihood of infectious disease transmission.

The Indian Ministry of Health and Family Welfare posted on X (formerly Twitter), providing tips to stay cool during the Indian summers. 

Dehydration can lead to increased strain on your heart, lungs, and kidneys. If you experience sudden tiredness or dizziness during the summer months, it's crucial to take it as a warning sign. To avoid the risk of heart related problems in summer, include these health tips into your daily routine.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has alerted the nation about the high temperatures and extreme heat waves likely to occur around April-June. The central and western peninsular parts of the nation are believed to witness the worst impacts of the heat. 

Heat waves are the most difficult part of the summer. Drink plenty of water and keep your body hydrated. Make sure you protect your skin from sum and do not go outside unless necessary. 

Doctors are releasing press statements and public safety announcements on precautionary measures that all people can take at a household level