CURATED BY – GAURAV SINGHAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Saharanpur, The risk of heat stroke has increased in summer. In such a situation, a heat stroke ward will be made in the Government Medical College. Which will have 20 beds. The number of beds will be increased if needed. There will be a provision of cold water along with a cooler to provide relief from the heat in the ward. In view of the scorching heat, arrangements are being made for heat stroke wards in district hospitals and health centers so that people can be protected from heat stroke. Due to heat stroke, people are at risk of disorientation, confusion, irritability, severe headache, fainting, muscle cramps and rapid heartbeat. Therefore, preparations are underway to build a heat stroke ward in the Government Medical College also. A 20-bed heat stroke ward will be built in the medicine department. Two coolers will be kept in it for the patients. The medicine will be in sufficient quantity. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sanjeev Manglik said that if you are feeling unwell in summer, be careful. Go to a cool place immediately and drink fluids. Please see a doctor. There is a need to take special care of children and the elderly. Dr. Sudhir Rathi, Principal, Government Medical College said that
A 20-bed heat stroke ward will be built in the medicine department of the Government Medical College. Preparations are being made for this. Two coolers will also be kept in the ward to protect from heat. There will be provision of cold water around the heat stroke ward. The number of beds will be increased if needed.