Life affected by heat in Bardia
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Life has been affected due to extreme heat and hot weather in Bardia on Saturday. The afternoon temperature in the district reached 42 degrees.
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Doctors have asked everyone not to leave the house except for essential work. Due to extreme heat, people have not left their homes except for essential work.
The streets are deserted as if there is a curfew in the district. Since May, people have started falling ill in Bardia due to the heat. Dr. Vishwanath Prasad Shah, a wall specialist at the district hospital, said that children and the elderly were the most affected as the heat increased. "We have requested the residents of the district not to go out except for essential work in summer and heat," he said. It is 40 to 42 degrees.
The daily life is affected by the hot air and hot sun since morning. Due to the scorching heat, the number of customers in the office is also decreasing. "There is no place to fall while walking on the road," said local 69-year-old Nasif Sharif Siddiqui, "The road has become hot due to extreme heat."
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