వడదెబ్బ తగలకుండా తీసుకోవాల్సిన జాగ్రత్తలు

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Severe Heatwave Alert for Andhra Pradesh : వేసవి ప్రారంభంలోనే ఎండలు ఠారెత్తిస్తున్నాయి. ఉదయం 9 గంటలు దాటిన తర్వాత బయటకు రావాలంటేనే జనం జంకుతున్నారు. వాతావరణ మార్పుల కారణంగా ఎండల తీవ్రత మరింత పెరిగే ప్రమాదం ఉందని నిపుణులు హెచ్చరిస్తున్నారు. ఈ తరుణంలో వడదెబ్బ తగలకుండా తీసుకోవాల్సిన జాగ్రత్తలపై పర్యావరణవేత్త శ్రీకుమార్‌తో మా ప్రతినిధి కనకారావు ముఖాముఖి.

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00:00Since the beginning of March, there has been a lot of heat in the state.

00:05What kind of measures should be taken to prevent heat stroke?

00:08How should the people be careful?

00:10Dr. Srikumar, an environmentalist, is with us.

00:14Let's ask him about these two things.

00:16Sir, please tell us.

00:17Primarily, how should the people be careful not to be affected by heat stroke?

00:22During the summer months,

00:24from March, April, May and June,

00:26the temperature is around 300 degrees Celsius.

00:28During the summer months,

00:30it is very hot.

00:32The temperature is between 40 and 39 degrees Celsius.

00:34Even above that, our body temperature is around 35 degrees Celsius.

00:36That is 98.4 degrees Fahrenheit.

00:39After 37 degrees Celsius,

00:41there is a lot of alcohol in our body.

00:43It is released through sweat glands.

00:45Sweat glands are released more.

00:47Now, people who travel by RTC buses or non-AC buses,

00:53when we go out in the open,

00:56if possible,

00:58those who have to go out in the sun,

01:00whether they are marketing people,

01:02workers,

01:04or lorry drivers,

01:05or people who travel on the highway,

01:07if possible,

01:09they should wear a helmet.

01:11Also, as far as your ears are concerned,

01:13wear earplugs.

01:15Or you should cover your ears with a cloth.

01:18We should drink water.

01:20Instead of drinking fresh water,

01:22electrolytes,

01:24micro-nutrients,

01:26such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, zinc,

01:31all these things are related to our brain.

01:34When the water in the body decreases,

01:37due to sweat glands,

01:39if a person goes into a coma,

01:41there is a risk of death.

01:43It is called death by sun stroke.

01:45To prevent such deaths,

01:47what we should do is,

01:49compulsorily,

01:51with you,

01:53in good water,

01:55lightly,

01:57if you don't have diabetes,

01:59mix a little salt,

02:01check your blood pressure,

02:03ask the doctor,

02:05or mix electrolytes.

02:07Drink water slowly.

02:09Avoid dehydration.

02:11When you go into a coma,

02:13cover your ears with a cloth,

02:15and take care of yourself.

02:17The people who are exposed to the sun,

02:19are mainly house builders,

02:21small businesses,

02:23how do they take care of themselves?

02:25The house builders,

02:27or any other workers,

02:29or the workers of the slum,

02:31or the workers of the slum,

02:33or the workers of the slum,

02:35or the workers of the slum,

02:37or the workers of the slum,

02:39they supply ORS packets,

02:41and mix ORS in the water,

02:43and they are protected from the sun stroke.

02:45and they are protected from the sun stroke.

02:47and they are protected from the sun stroke.

02:49What kind of treatment

02:51should be done by the government?

02:53What kind of treatment should be done by the government?

02:55In the states of Rajasthan,

02:57according to the Central Government Act,

02:59where it is above 50 degrees,

03:01where it is above 50 degrees,

03:03only the deaths that occur after

03:05the temperature exceeds 50 degrees,

03:07the government compensates them

03:09as natural causes of death.

03:11Because in the coastal areas,

03:13the chance of 50 degrees is less.

03:15If it is 42 degrees,

03:17only 50 degrees will be hot for us.

03:19So, 42-44 people die here.

03:21For these slums,

03:23the intensity of the slums is high.

03:25The government should definitely fight.

03:27Even if it happens to the coastal residents,

03:29even if it happens to the coastal residents,

03:31they should be medically recorded,

03:33and in the right environment,

04:05they should be treated.

04:07They should be treated.

04:09If the slums die,

04:11it will definitely be applied.

04:13If the slums die,

04:15it will definitely be applied.

04:17If the slums die,

04:19it will definitely be applied.

04:21In some cleanliness organizations,

04:23in Vijayawada,

04:25in Vijayawada Municipality,

04:27there is an airport near

04:29Chalivandral.

04:31In the cleanliness organizations,

04:33there is an airport near Chalivandral.

04:35These people should also know

04:37when and how to supply cleanliness

04:39to these places.

04:41How can this method be given

04:43to passer-by & people.

04:45These are human services,

04:47not for the mass use of electricity.

04:49In addition to this,

04:51we should tap water for the turtles.

04:53To the environmentalist,

04:55the government is adjusting

04:57The government is adjusting

04:59the power plan,

05:00The government is adjusting

05:02So, in order to prevent the spread of the virus,

05:05they are saying that it is possible to be careful.

05:09This is Nagendra from Kanakara VT University, J&K.

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