Modi warns of dangers as heatwave grips India
Summary
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned of extreme heatwaves hitting India, causing deaths, forest fires, and water shortages.
Key Points
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned of the dangers posed by extreme heat gripping large parts of India.
- The India Meteorological Department recorded temperatures reaching 47.4C in Banda, Uttar Pradesh, with New Delhi at 40C.
- Indian troops battled forest fires near the Himalayan town of Kasauli, aided by air force helicopter water drops.
- Authorities warned of heat-related deaths and water shortages, urging people to take precautions and conserve water.
