Doctors warn heat stroke is deadly during heatwave

Doctors are warning of increased risk of heat stroke due to the extreme heatwave affecting many regions, emphasizing the condition's life-threatening nature. The intense heat, with temperatures exceeding 45 degrees Celsius in several states, is causing significant health concerns, especially for those working outdoors. Doctors advise staying hydrated, consuming electrolytes, and avoiding direct sun exposure to prevent heat stroke. Heat stroke is an emergency triggered by high temperatures. Recommendations include wearing light clothing, keeping homes cool, and never leaving children or pets unattended in vehicles.