Heatwave worsens the condition of people in Lalitpur | Heatwave worsens the condition of people in Lalitpur: Girl travelling in bus falls ill, elderly dies due to vomiting and diarrhea – Lalitpur News

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On the seventh day of Nautapa in Lalitpur, it rained for 5 minutes in the afternoon with light clouds. Due to which the humidity also increased. Apart from this, the temperature during the day was 42 degrees Celsius, despite this, due to heat wave, 5 patients have been admitted to the hospital for treatment, where 5-year-old girl Palak, resident of Month of Jhansi district, was going to Chanderi with her parents. When the bus stopped at Lalitpur bus stand, Palak fainted due to heat and fell down, she has been admitted to the hospital for treatment.

Asaram’s condition has deteriorated for the last three days

Dailwara resident Ananya (12) also became ill due to the heat and started vomiting and diarrhoea, due to which she was admitted to the hospital. Apart from this, 65-year-old Aasharam, son of Halku, a resident of village Mertikalan, was also admitted to the hospital for treatment on Friday afternoon due to the heat. His wife said that Aasharam’s condition has deteriorated for the last three days. The situation has become such that he is repeatedly pouring water on his head.

was admitted to the hospital on Friday morning

On the other hand, 85-year-old Ramdas son Sure, a resident of Karmai village under Thana Bar, was admitted to the hospital on Friday morning due to vomiting and diarrhea. Where he died during treatment late in the evening. The deceased’s brother said that Ramdas was ill for a few days, due to the heat, his condition worsened in the morning and he started vomiting and having diarrhea, due to which he was admitted to the hospital, but he died during treatment.

Heat wave was said to be the cause of death of bats

In Lalitpur, on Thursday, hundreds of bats died due to heat and burning on a banyan tree in Talaiyapura village of Jakhalon and in village Dailwara. In this case, the divisional forest department team reached the spot and got the bats’ post-mortem done, in which doctors have said that the cause of death of the bats was heat burning.

Meanwhile, Deputy Divisional Social Forestry Sireen Siddiqui had told that bats were found dead in Dailwara and Jakhlon. Their postmortem has been done. The cause of their death is said to be heat wave. Despite this, their samples have been sent to Bareilly for examination.

A separate ward has been created for heat wave patients

Medical College Principal D Nath said that a separate ward has been made for heat wave patients. In which AC and coolers are installed. Currently three patients are admitted, he said that no case of death of any person due to heat wave has been reported yet.