The expected relief is not giving even at night with the intense heat day

City Reporter | Jehanabad

The district is having so much heat in the district that even at night is making a feeling of heat. Even at night, the minimum temperature has been 30 to 32 degrees Celsius for the last several days. Due to the scorching heat, people are not getting sleep at night. In this month, the maximum temperature of the day has remained 42 to 44 degrees Celsius from the beginning. This year, the maximum temperature of the district remains above 40 degrees Celsius from April-May itself. The minimum temperature also remained between 29 degrees and sometimes between 30 degrees Celsius. But, for the last three days, he has gone above 30 degrees continuously at night. Due to which there is a feeling of heat like noon at night. Due to this, the situation is getting worse. The circle starts drying up as soon as it comes out in the afternoon. People are seen waging the hut at the shops of reed and cold surctures that come out on the streets. Here, due to the continuous heat for the last two and a half months, the water layer is getting reduced. Because of this, the drinking water crisis is getting deeper. Many Chapakal have dried up and many have reached the verge of drying up.

The body is scorching with heat when the house exit and fans are also spewing hot air. The roofs and walls of the houses have also started to heat up due to the heat falling since April. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the maximum temperature was 43 degrees Celsius, while the minimum mercury also reached 32 degrees. People were disturbed by the scorching heat and humidity even after the mercury declined by one degree on Tuesday. Meanwhile, on Wednesday, the hot air running at a speed of 18 to 20 km per hour kept scorching people throughout the day. The forecast of the Meteorological Department is also not proving to be acute. According to the forecast, some relief is expected from Friday. The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert due to the heat. After eleven o’clock in the day, people are imprisoned in homes to avoid the strong heat and heat of the sun.