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Due to heat stroke in Ara Sadar Hospital, the number of patients is continuously increasing.
Heat wave has started taking lives in Bihar. Amid red alert of heat wave in the state, 11 people died due to heat stroke in 24 hours. The number of elderly people is more among the dead. Only in Bhojpur, 6 people have died. In this, 4 have not been identified yet. Apart from this, the matter of death of two in Rohtas, one in Nalanda, one in Jamui and one in Gaya is coming to the fore.
Patients are also increasing in the hospital complaining of heat stroke. This is the condition of all the districts. In Bhojpur, 4 elderly people and two youths died on Thursday. The family has spoken of death due to heat stroke. At the same time, doctors have also told the symptoms of heat stroke. The police have identified two. The identification of the rest is underway.
Health workers carrying unidentified dead body
Here, two SAP jawans posted at Sasaram district headquarters died due to heat stroke. Both the jawans were posted at the gate number of the court. According to the information received, the health of SAP Jawan Gauri Prasad and Yamuna Yadav suddenly deteriorated on Thursday afternoon. They were taken to Sasaram Sadar Hospital for treatment, where both died late in the evening.
SAP jawan posted at Sasaram district headquarters died due to heat stroke.
Apart from this, a middle-aged man died due to heat stroke in Nalanda. Regarding the incident, the villagers told that 45-year-old Pumppal Singh had gone from his house to the nearby farm. When he did not return home for a long time, the family members searched. During the investigation, the villagers were informed about his death. On being brought to the hospital, the doctors told about death due to fear of heat stroke.
A middle-aged man died due to heat stroke in Nalanda.
On the other hand, a 60-year-old man died due to heat stroke in Khajuri of Gaya block. The deceased was working as a scribe of the contractor. He used to look after the construction of the building. On Thursday, while watching the construction work of Khajuri Upgraded High School, his health deteriorated. After this he was brought to the Community Health Center, where he died during treatment.
Health deteriorated due to heat in the train, death
Here, a woman’s health deteriorated due to the scorching heat in the Ballia-Sealdah Express train at Jhajha railway station in Jamui. Another woman traveling with the woman informed the RPF at Jhajha station that the woman was ill. RPF admitted the woman to Jhajha Referral Hospital for treatment. But due to his deteriorating health, the doctor referred him to Jamui Sadar Hospital. Where the woman died. The deceased has been identified as Rekha Sharma (46), a resident of Ballia district of UP.
At the same time, one more person has died due to heat stroke in Jamui. The deceased has been identified as Ajit Kumar, who was working as a Junior Engineer in the Minor Irrigation Department.
These are the symptoms of heatstroke
- The body temperature should be more than about 101 or 102 degrees.
- The body becomes hot and red.
- Feeling thirsty again and again even after drinking water.
- Skin starts getting dry.
- Sweating stops.
- I feel nauseous.
- Vomiting and diarrhea starts.
- Feeling weak and tired.
- Headache and dizziness starts.
- Heart beat increases and breathing starts fast.
Red alert of heat wave in the state
On Thursday, for the first time this season, the Meteorological Department has issued a red alert regarding the scorching heat in many districts. This alert has raised the concerns of the people. According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon is likely to advance for the next 3 to 4 days. The mercury crossed 41 in 19 districts of the state. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of wind blowing at a speed of 20 to 30 kilometers per hour in southern and central Bihar of the state during the next 3 days. Due to this, the Meteorological Department has appealed to the people to take special vigilance.
