Delhi Scorched: 17 Dead from Heatwave in 24 Hours

In the past 24 hours, Delhi has recorded 17 deaths due to suspected heat-related illnesses, according to officials from RML and Safdarjung hospitals. The city, grappling with extreme heatwave conditions, saw some respite with light rain on Thursday morning.

Delhi is facing a severe heatwave, with 17 fatalities reported in the last 24 hours due to suspected heat-related illnesses. Officials from RML and Safdarjung hospitals confirmed the numbers on Thursday.

The capital city has been enduring extreme temperatures, leading to a rise in heatstroke cases. Light rain on Thursday morning provided brief relief.

Safdarjung Hospital officials reported 33 heat-affected patients, 13 of whom died within the last day. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital reported 22 suspected heatstroke cases, with four fatalities in the same period.

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