Agra: There is a record 72% DIP in pre-monsoon rainfall in Agra in June this year.
From June 1 to July 1, only 16.3 mm of rainfall recorded against the expected 58.4 mm, according to the Department of Meteorology.
During the same period, Agra experienced the highest average temperature in six years.
On Friday, Agra is the hottest district above.
Mercury touches 42.5 degrees Celsius, four degrees above normal.
The minimum temperature is recorded at 28.4 degrees, two degrees above normal.
However, a light shower for a few minutes at night carry help.
With high humidity and the level of mercury violates a sign of 40 degrees, patients queue in the Ministry of Patients (OPD) from government medical centers with complaints of diarrhea, vomiting and heat strokes.
The Head of the RC Medical Officer Pandey said, “The number of patents has increased by an average of 10% in all districts this month.
The majority of patients suffer from vomiting, diarrhea and heatstroke.
Children take into account the maximum number of cases of heat.
OPSD in government centers Efficiently handles the situation.
“CMO said the best way to avoid diseases under current weather conditions is to drink plenty of water, maintain high cleanliness standards and consume simple and fresh food in limited proportions.
He suggested eating lots of fruits.
In terms of diarrhea, oral rehydration salt (OR) must be consumed, he added.
According to Weatherman, there is a possibility of one or two rain or goal spells from July 4 and so on.
With a partially cloudy sky, a little reduced temperature decline.
Agra saw a record 72% dip in pre-monsoon rainfall in June
