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Sarhasa. The increasing heat in Bihar is becoming fatal. The mercury has reached 44 degrees in Bihar. The heatwave has made it difficult for people to get out of the house. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert. People have been appealed not to step out of the house in the hot sun. Despite this, schools are open in many districts. Changes have been made in the timings of school operations, yet the school students have to bear the heat in the school. Due to the scorching heat in Saharsa, the health of more than a dozen girl students deteriorated, after which they had to be admitted to the hospital for treatment.
girls fainted due to heat
Due to excessive heat in Saharsa, the health of more than a dozen girl students of Government Other Backward Classes Girls Residential School suddenly deteriorated. In a hurry, all the girl students were taken to Sadar Hospital by the Principal. On Thursday, the girl students were studying in their respective class rooms. Suddenly Tashu Priya, a student studying in class 6, fell down unconscious in the class room. After that, gradually the health of all the girl students started deteriorating. Girl students started complaining of stomach pain, vomiting and diarrhea and some had stomach pain. After this, everyone was hurriedly admitted to Sadar Hospital. The condition of two girl students is serious.
After 8 in the morning heat and heat wave starts showing effect
Bhupendra Prasad Yadav, Principal of Government Other Backward Classes Girls Residential School + 2, said that a girl was nervous. This information was given by the teacher. After this, immediately the girl was made to sit on the bike and admitted to the emergency of Sadar Hospital. He is being treated there. Apart from this, a dozen girls also went to the hospital. Yadav said that the schools are being run in the morning shift, but after 8 am the heat and heat wave is starting to show its effect. While returning from school, students are facing scorching sun and heatstroke.
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