Heatwave in India Claims Over 29 Lives in 24 Hours

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At least 15 people have died from heat-related ailments in northern and central India as temperatures soar to nearly 50C, exacerbating water and electricity shortages and increasing hospital admissions. The extreme heat coincides with India's general election, with fatalities reported among election officers and police. The National Centre for Disease Control warns of the high mortality rate of heat strokes, and experts note that heatwaves in India are becoming longer, more intense, and frequent.
- Delhi, Bihar: Heat-related deaths on the rise in northern India BBC.com
- Heatstroke Kills 14 Indians In One Day: State Government Barron's
- At least 15 dead in eastern India over 24 hours as temperatures soar Reuters India
- 16 Die Of Heat-Related Causes In 2 Hours In Bihar Hospital NDTV
- India's Extreme Heat Leaves at Least 29 Dead, Local Media Say Bloomberg
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