Jaipur: scorching heat Normal life has been disrupted in Rajasthan. weather department The state government has issued a red alert in most of the districts. Western RajasthanThe temperature has crossed 48 degrees Celsius.

Due to the scorching heat, the number of patients suffering from heat stroke and brain stroke has increased in the state hospitals. Doctors are advising patients suffering from heart and other diseases to contact their doctors. serious disease In view of cases of heat stroke, people should keep themselves hydrated and avoid travelling during the day.

According to Dr Manish Aggarwal, senior neurosurgeon of SMS Hospital In this season of extreme heat in Jaipur, it is important to take special care of children as well as patients suffering from heart and brain related diseases.

Dr Manish Agarwal said, “The temperature is very high. Patients are getting headaches. They are vomiting. Some patients who have fainted due to extreme heat are also coming. Some of them are suffering from diarrhoea and are also weak. In the summer season, patients are susceptible to brain stroke due to dehydration. Due to dehydration, blood clots can form in the brain vessels, leading to heat stroke. We have advised people to keep themselves hydrated, take adequate fluids and avoid going out in extreme heat. The elderly and children are likely to be affected more as they are more prone to dehydration.” He advised people not to travel in extreme heat between 11 am and 4 pm.

He said, “People should avoid travelling between 11 am and 4 pm. If it is not possible to avoid travelling, people should cover their head and face. They should also use umbrellas. Before travelling outside, sufficient quantity One should consume fluids and also carry a water bottle with them to avoid dehydration.”

Earlier the temperature had crossed 46 degrees Celsius. Regional Meteorological Department the possibility of Daytime Temperature The temperature has reached 48 degrees Celsius and above in various parts of Rajasthan.

Speaking to ANI, Radhey Shyam Sharma, Director, Regional Meteorological Centre, Jaipur, said, “There is no respite from the scorching heat as the temperature has already crossed the 46 degree Celsius mark and now the mercury is intent on soaring beyond 48 degree Celsius.”

According to the regional meteorological department, the highest temperature of this season was recorded in Pilin of western Rajasthan. 47.2 degrees Celsius,