India Meteorological Department issued heatwave advisories as temperatures touched 44.5°C, urging precautions like hydration and avoiding sun exposure. It warned of worsening heat conditions across multiple regions, stressing protection for vulnerable groups and preventive action against heat-related illnesses
The Telangana Public Health Department issued a summer advisory as temperatures rise 2–3°C over the next three days. Residents should stay indoors during peak hours, stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and follow safety measures to prevent heatstroke.
Naik urge the citizens to inform the local police station about their departure and arrival plans if they need to lock their homes. “Install locks with a central locking system for added security and also arrange a security alarm system with motion sensors for your house,” he said.
In case employees receive any such calls, they have been advised to reach out to toll free helpline number – 1064 and also lodge a complaint at the nearest police station
Fraudsters luring devotees by offering accommodation at significantly discounted rates, setting up fake websites and booking links to collect advance payments for hotels, dharamshala and tents
The Cyberabad police have cautioned citizens heading for their native places to celebrate Sankranti festival to take up safety measures to prevent burglaries
Extreme cold can cause hypothermia, injuries, and even death if precautions are not taken. The advisory urges that anyone noticing symptoms such as shivering, exhaustion, confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss, slurred speech, drowsiness, or infants with cold skin, bright red color, and low energy should seek immediate medical attention.
Hyderabad: Hyderabad City Police issued an advisory to people as the maximum temperature in the city has touched 40 degree Celsius. It asked people to drink water regularly, never leave children, adults, or pets in the car, schedule activities in the coolest part of the day, and help others. According to the India Meteorological Department […]
The guidelines also state that gaming advertisements cannot depict users under the age of 18 years as engaged in playing a game of “online gaming for real money winnings”.
