Rethinking Quick Commerce Summer Demand: Not Fast and Furious, but Fair and Responsible
This summer is a daily test of endurance for delivery riders since temperatures are soaring to over 40°C in most regions of India.
This summer is a daily test of endurance for delivery riders since temperatures are soaring to over 40°C in most regions of India.
The surge has been attributed to rising temperatures and increasing humidity across the state.
Delhi experienced another sweltering day on Saturday, with the maximum temperature reaching 41.8 degrees Celsius, even as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast light showers in the coming days.
Uttar Pradesh, presently reeling under intense heat wave conditions, could expect some respite after the next two days. IMD officials here on Friday said that pre-monsoon showers are likely to commence from eastern parts of the state in the next two days' time.
With extreme heatwave conditions prevailing in Uttar Pradesh, the state government has ramped up efforts to ensure a record supply of electricity to help people cope with the hot weather.
With the onset of summers, the risk of fire incidents increases significantly, which is primarily caused by overheating electrical equipment and other ignition sources.
The Kerala tourism department on Thursday rolled out a whole range of enticing products ahead of summer holidays, assuring vacationers of quality time and enthralling experiences while expecting a massive uptick in domestic footfalls.
The meeting held by Dr Atul Goel, DGHS, Union Health Ministry also discussed fire and electrical safety measures adopted by various health care facilities across the country.
The average maximum temperature in the city was recorded at 44.2 degrees C, 4.2 notches above the normal for the season, as per the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
In view of the rise in maximum temperature during the day, special arrangements of water coolers, water pools and sprinkles among others have been made for animals in Delhi's National Zoological Park.