Ballia, The scorching heat in the northern states of the country is now becoming the time of the people. The latest example of this has been seen in Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh. Due to the heat, 54 people have died in the last three days, while 400 people are admitted in the hospital. Although the doctors have given different reasons for these deaths, but they have not ruled out accepting the heat as the cause of death. Doctors say that due to the scorching heat, the number of patients in the hospitals is increasing rapidly. Let us tell you that Uttar Pradesh is currently in the grip of severe heatwave. It is getting hotter than 40 degree Celsius in most of the places.

Problems like fever, difficulty in breathing and vomiting and diarrhea
Due to the heat, the patients who have been admitted to the hospitals are facing problems like fever, difficulty in breathing and vomiting and diarrhoea. Giving information, Medical Superintendent in-charge of Ballia District Hospital SK Yadav said that 23 people died on June 15, while 20 people died on June 16 and 11 on June 17. The death of people due to heat has created a stir in the entire state including Ballia. For this, an investigation team has been formed in the capital Lucknow, which will come to Ballia and investigate the matter. Additional Health Director of Azamgarh region Dr. BP Tiwari says that the investigation team will try to find out if there is any such disease which is not being traced. He said that due to high temperature, the risk of breath, diabetes and blood pressure increases in patients and such people can also die due to high temperature.

Due to the heat, the patients who have been admitted to the hospitals are facing problems like fever, difficulty in breathing and vomiting and diarrhoea. Giving information, Medical Superintendent in-charge of Ballia District Hospital SK Yadav said that 23 people died on June 15, while 20 people died on June 16 and 11 on June 17. The death of people due to heat has created a stir in the entire state including Ballia. For this, an investigation team has been formed in the capital Lucknow, which will come to Ballia and investigate the matter. Additional Health Director of Azamgarh region Dr. BP Tiwari says that the investigation team will try to find out if there is any such disease which is not being traced. He said that due to high temperature, the risk of breath, diabetes and blood pressure increases in patients and such people can also die due to high temperature.

Temperature reached 45 degree Celsius in many states

Let us tell you that the whole of North India including Delhi-NCR is experiencing severe heat at this time. In such a situation, the temperature has reached 45 degree Celsius in many states.