Heatwave: Nearly 100 dead in India

Hindustan Times :
As many as 54 people have died due to the ongoing heatwave in Uttar Pradesh’s Ballia in India, while 44 people have reportedly lost their lives in Bihar in the last three days.
The deaths in Ballia prompted the Uttar Pradesh government to launch a probe and transfer the chief medical superintendent of district hospital, Diwakar Singh, to Azamgarh. He has been made additional director (health) of the Azamgarh division.

It is to be noted that Ballia alone is not reeling under the heatwave. Several other districts in UP and other states in north India also swelter under severe heat.
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At least 54 people admitted to a district hospital in Ballia died between
 June 15, 16 and 17 with scorching heat aggravating their pre-existing ailments.
Most of the patients were over the age of 60, officials said.

While 23 people died on June 15, 11 others died till the afternoon of June 16, a statement issued by the district health department said. Later, however, 10 more people died on Friday, a senior official at the hospital said.
On Saturday, 10 more deaths were reported in Ballia. The Ballia district recorded a maximum temperature of 43°C, five degrees above normal and a relative humidity of 25%, aggravating the impact of heat.