Tea stall installs water spray to tackle scorching heat in Erode
A tea stall in Erode has installed a water spray system to help customers cope with soaring temperatures exceeding 104°F. The initiative has been well-received amid a heatwave affecting the region since early March. Rising heat and hot winds have disrupted daily life and impacted local businesses.
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As temperatures continue to hover above 104°F in Erode, a tea shop on Bhavani Road has come up with an innovative way to beat the heat by installing a water spray system, earning appreciation from customers and passers-by alike.The summer heat has intensified across the State, with Erode witnessing temperatures ranging between 100°F and 105°F since early March. The harsh sun, coupled with dry and hot winds during the day, has made it difficult for people to step out, particularly in the afternoons, affecting routine activities and small businesses.
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