There is an outcry in Madhya Pradesh due to extreme heat and heatwave. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning not to leave the house in the afternoon. Khajuraho was the hottest city of MP. In view of the rising temperature, holiday has been declared in schools up to class 8 in Bhopal and Indore.
It is extremely hot this year all over India. Whereas in Madhya Pradesh, the condition of people has become miserable due to the heat. Since 7 in the morning, the sun has been shining as if fire is raining from the sky. On Saturday, the temperature in 6 cities of the state reached 44 degrees or more. Meanwhile, Bhopal Collector has announced holiday in all private and government schools up to 8th.
Meteorological Department’s alert, a little mistake can become a danger
The Meteorological Department of Madhya Pradesh has issued a heat wave alert in 22 districts of the state. While cautioning the people, he said that children, elderly and sick people should not come out of the house between 12 noon to 4 pm. If you have to go somewhere for important work, then drink plenty of water and take it with you. Apart from this, also pack yourself with light clothes. Otherwise, even a little carelessness can become a danger for you.
Temperature reaches record from Indore to Gwalior
Let us tell you that Khajuraho of Madhya Pradesh was the hottest city of the state on Saturday. The temperature here was recorded at 44 degrees Celsius. That means Khajuraho of Chhatarpur district was the hottest. The maximum temperature recorded in Chhatarpur was 44.6 degrees. The temperature reached 43 degrees in Gwalior. The temperature was 42.2 degrees in Indore, 42.4 degrees in Bhopal and 42.6 degrees in Jabalpur. Whereas in Ujjain the mercury reached near 43 degrees. The temperature was 44.1 degrees in Tia-Dhar, 44 degrees in Naugaon-Sheopur, 43.8 degrees in Tikamgarh-Mandla, 43.6 degrees in Damoh, 43.5 degrees in Umaria, 43.4 degrees in Narmadapuram.
All schools up to 8th in Bhopal closed till 30th April
On Sunday morning, in view of the rising temperature and heatwave, Bhopal Collector issued an order for all schools up to 8th across the city to remain closed till 30th April. However, here classes from class 9th to 12th will be conducted from 7:30 am to 12 noon. In Indore district, holiday has been declared in Anganwadi centers and all schools up to 8th from April 27 to 30.