Life in Nepalgunj affected by hot air 'loo'

According to the field office of the Department of Water and Meteorology, the maximum temperature of Nepalgunj has increased for the past few days. The Weather Forecasting Division has requested to exercise caution as there is a possibility of hot air blowing in Nepalgunj and surrounding areas for five days. According to the

department, there is a possibility of hot air in some places of Terai during five days from 10th to 14th of Baisakh. The department has requested to take various measures to avoid it as it is seen that hot air can cause fatigue, weakness, excessive thirst, headache, leg cramps, dizziness, fainting, muscle pain, vomiting etc.

To avoid the hot air, stay indoors in the summer i.e. in a cool place, don't go outside too much, wear light clothes, wear cotton clothes, cover your head when going out, wear a hat, drink plenty of water and soft drinks, contact a health worker if you have health problems. Dr. Paras Shrestha, physician of Bheri Hospital, requested.

Nepalgunj, where there is extreme heat, has been fluctuating in temperature for the past few days. Due to the dry and hot air blowing during the afternoon, people's life is getting affected. Due to hot summer and hot air, daily wage workers have been affected a lot. Nandlal Vysya, the former president of Nepalgunj Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said that there is a problem for the laborers who drive carts, drive rickshaws and other wage earners on a daily basis.

Due to hot summer and hot air, the presence of service users in government and non-government offices has also thinned. Only customers with urgent work come to the office. Dr. Shrestha said that the number of patients in Bheri Hospital has also increased.

Nepalgunj market, which seems to be deserted during the day, is crowded in the evening. The number of common people consuming cucumbers, melons, melons, lassi, ice cream, kulfi and cold drinks in various squares and shops of the market is significant.