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India launches heat alert clinics in Kerala as temperatures soar

Friday, 17 April 2026, 10:07 · 1 min read

Kerala's state government has opened dedicated heatstroke clinics and issued public health warnings as a surge in sunstroke cases prompts urgent action. Health Minister Veena George called on residents to avoid outdoor exposure between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., when ultraviolet radiation levels are at their peak. The measures highlight growing concern about extreme summer heat in Kerala (a densely populated coastal state in southwestern India), where multiple heat-related incidents have been recorded in recent days.

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The HinduHeat alert in Kerala: Heatstroke clinics opened as Health Minister urges caution over rising temperatures ↗︎
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