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Highest temperature recorded in Chudanga for 12 consecutive days

Staff Reporter:

The highest temperatures were recorded in Chudanga for the 12 consecutive days in the country.

yesterday, 41 degree Celsius temperature was recorded in the district at 3:00 pm. As a result, people of all classes are suffering immensely. Due to extreme hot, people are not being able to come outside of homes. Especially, day laboureres are suffering heavily.

Chudanga met office said the highest temperature is prevailing in the district since Apirl 2. Intense heat is being felt since morning. Thus, many people are being sick. Children and elderly persons are the worst sufferers and being hospitalised.

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