In Uttar Pradesh, severe heat conditions have killed over 50 people, and over 400 are still hospitalized in the Ballia district. The health director from Lucknow, who is investigating the cause of deaths and illness, revealed that most of the patients coming for the treatment complained of chest pain, difficulty in breathing, and then fever.
Dr AK Singh, Health Director Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh stated that the health officials are getting urine tests, blood tests, and other tests done so that the cause of the death can be confirmed.
“Most of the patients who are coming for treatment complain that they first had chest pain, difficulty in breathing, and then fever. We are getting urine tests, blood tests, and other tests done. The rest of the patients came to the hospital out of fear and panic," Dr. Singh told ANI.
He added, “The other patients admitted include those who already had some prior illness. We are taking samples, and then only we can confirm the cause of death."
A total of 54 people died and around 400 persons were hospitalized in the Ballia District Hospital of Uttar Pradesh in the last three days amid soaring temperatures.
There are different reasons for the deaths, of which, severe heat could be one factor, said doctors, adding that hospitalizations are rising due to severe heat conditions in the district.
A severe heatwave has swept Uttar Pradesh as most places are witnessing temperatures around 40 degrees.
SK Yadav, in-charge Medical Superintendent, District Hospital Ballia informed that 23 people died on June 15, while 20 on June 16 and 11 on Saturday.
Dr. BP Tiwari, Additional Health Director, Azamgarh Circle stated that a team from Lucknow will investigate the deaths if there is some other disease behind the deaths which is not being detected.
Apart from Uttar Pradesh, as many as 44 people have also lost their lives due to extremely hot weather in Bihar in the past 24 hours.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted severe to very severe heatwave conditions in Odisha, Vidarbha, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, etc.
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