The sunstroke deaths in Telugu states came as temperatures crossed 45 degrees Celsius in several areas. Strong hot winds and dry weather made conditions worse for elderly people, children, and outdoor workers. Unofficial reports suggest that nearly 200 to 300 people may have died from heat-related illnesses in both states during the past week.

The India Meteorological Department warned that high temperatures may continue for the next few days. Health officials advised people to avoid going outside between 11 am and 4 pm unless necessary. Doctors also suggested drinking plenty of water, buttermilk, coconut water, and ORS to stay hydrated.

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Officials said Peddapalli and Suryapet recorded the highest temperature of 46.5°C. The extreme heat has forced many people to stay indoors during afternoon hours. Roads and public places looked deserted as residents avoided the scorching sun.

The weather department warned that severe heatwave conditions may continue in many districts, especially in north and east Telangana. Doctors advised elderly people, children, and pregnant women to avoid going outside between 11 am and 4 pm.

Health experts also suggested drinking enough water, buttermilk, coconut water, and ORS to prevent dehydration. People stepping outside should use umbrellas or cover their heads with cloth to reduce heat exposure.

Authorities urged citizens to stay alert as Telangana heatwave conditions may continue for the next few days.

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Several districts, including Patna, Gaya, Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, and Purnea, reported thick fog on Monday morning. In many areas, visibility dropped sharply, causing delays in train services and difficulties for daily commuters. Roads remained risky, especially on highways and open stretches.

Temperatures have also fallen further. Minimum temperatures stayed below normal in many districts, increasing the feeling of cold. Cold winds from the north have added to the chill, making mornings and nights harsher for residents.

Weather officials said foggy conditions are likely to continue over the next few days. They advised people to avoid unnecessary travel during early hours. Drivers should use fog lights and maintain safe speeds. Elderly people and children were advised to stay warm.

The department expects no immediate relief, though a slight rise in temperature may occur later this week.

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Dense fog has covered several parts of Bihar, including Patna, Gaya, Bhagalpur, and nearby areas. Visibility drops sharply in the morning, which is causing trouble for road, rail, and air travel. Drivers are moving slowly on highways, while trains are running late in some regions.

Temperatures have remained low throughout the day. Night temperatures have fallen close to single digits in a few places, increasing the chill factor. Cold winds in the evening are making the weather feel harsher, especially for children and the elderly.

Weather experts say dry conditions will continue for the next few days. Fog is likely to appear again every morning, while cold wave conditions may intensify at night. Officials advise people to wear warm clothes, avoid unnecessary travel in foggy hours, and follow traffic safety rules.

The IMD will keep monitoring the situation and issue updates if conditions change.

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According to the Hyderabad Meteorological Centre, single-digit temperatures were recorded in as many as 28 districts on Wednesday. In addition, five districts reported temperatures below 12 degrees Celsius. These readings indicate a sharp drop compared to seasonal averages. Therefore, people experienced harsh cold conditions during early mornings and late nights.

Sangareddy district recorded the lowest temperature in the state. Kohir mandal reported a minimum temperature of just 5.8 degrees Celsius. Apart from Sangareddy, districts like Adilabad, Asifabad, Nirmal, and Medak faced intense cold conditions. Officials confirmed that cold winds worsened the situation in these areas.

The weather department warned that cold conditions may intensify further over the next three days. Hence, people were advised to take preventive measures. The department urged citizens to avoid early morning exposure. Farmers and elderly people were asked to remain extra careful during this period.

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