On measures to mitigate the impact of the heat wave and protect public health, he said the Department of Revenue and Disaster Management has issued instructions to all Deputy Commissioners and Administrative Secretaries to designate nodal officers to monitor effective mitigation strategies and actions. Have done.

After participating in the meeting of the National Crisis Management Committee chaired by the Union Cabinet Secretary through video conferencing to review heatwave preparedness, the Chief Secretary said that in mid-May, Haryana is moving from persistent heatwave to severe heatwave situation. Is struggling, in which 50.3 temperature has been recorded in Sirsa. Degree on 28 May.

"Although some relief is expected due to thunderstorms in the coming days, the temperatures are expected to rise again soon."

He said that call centers have been set up at the district level by the Public Health Department. Water tankers are sent when public calls come.

He said the heat wave has prompted the Department of Health and Family Welfare to ensure prompt medical response and empower the public to stay safe.

Recognizing the possibility of emergencies, ambulances are on high alert and closely coordinated with the 112 emergency helpline. This ensures quick response time in case of heatstroke incidents.