Under the scorching sun, Nagpur and Vidarbha region face soaring temperatures, with Akola recording the highest at 43.4°C. Nagpur (40.5°C) joins neighboring cities like Amravati (42.6°C), Buldana (39.5°C), Brahmapuri (43.1°C), Chandrapur (42.8°C), Gadchiroli (42.8°C), Wardha (42.0°C), Washim (42.4°C), and Yavatmal (41.0°C) in enduring the heatwave.
Authorities advise caution, urging people to stay indoors during peak hours, stay hydrated, and avoid direct sun exposure to prevent heat-related illnesses.
The Met department predicts the heatwave to persist, prompting concerns for public health and safety. As the mercury continues to rise, residents brace for hotter days ahead, seeking relief in shaded areas and air-conditioned spaces.
