Follow guidelines of District Disaster Management Authority to stay protected from rising temperature: Raichur Deputy Commissioner
Raichur Deputy Commissioner S. Poovitha has urged residents to follow guidelines to protect themselves from the extreme heatwave affecting the district. The India Meteorological Department predicts high temperatures for the coming days, prompting the need for precautionary measures. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, wear appropriate clothing, and stay indoors during peak heat hours while also preparing for potential thunderstorms.
- ▪The District Disaster Management Authority has issued guidelines to combat rising temperatures.
- ▪Residents should drink water, lemon juice, and buttermilk to prevent dehydration.
- ▪People are advised to stay indoors between noon and 4 p.m. unless necessary.
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Raichur Deputy Commissioner S. Poovitha advised the general public to protect themselves from the acute heatwave and rising temperature in the district by following the guidelines issued by the District Disaster Management Authority.In a press release on Friday (May 15), Ms. Poovitha said that according to the forecast by the India Meteorological Department, the highest temperature will be recorded for the next couple of days.Explaining the precautionary measures under the guidelines, the Deputy Commissioner said that people should drink water, lemon juice, and buttermilk to avoid possible dehydration.People should wear lightweight (white) clothes, sun protection glasses, and hats while going outside only for emergency works.
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