People of Jharkhand should be careful, alarm bells have rung in 13 districts, this cold will make you shiver

News India Live, Digital Desk: Did you too have to think a hundred times before getting out of the quilt this morning? If yes, then it is not your fault, it is the fault of this merciless weather. After Makar Sankranti, we think that the cold will reduce a bit, but in Jharkhand the weather has become more severe.

If you are planning to step out of the house, then wait and read this warning of the Meteorological Department (IMD). The situation is such that almost half of the state i.e. ‘Cold Wave’ alert in 13 districts has been released.

Kanke becomes ‘Kashmir’, mercury near zero

The worst condition is of Kanke in the capital Ranchi. Seeing the cold there, it seems as if you are not in Jharkhand, but in some valley of Kashmir. The temperature has fallen so much that layers of dew have started forming on the fields and vehicles. Hands and feet are becoming numb in the morning.

The Meteorological Department has clearly said that Ranchi, Khunti, Ramgarh, Hazaribagh, Bokaro, Dhanbad, Palamu, Garhwa, Chatra, Koderma, Latehar, Lohardaga and Gumla. Like there is going to be severe winter in the districts. “Bone-shivering” cold will be felt here for the next few days.

The westerly wind increased the noise

Actually, the icy winds (westerlies) coming from the Himalayas have increased the cold in the state. Even if there is some sunlight during the day, it does not have the power to provide warmth to the body. As the evening approaches, cold winds are again forcing people to remain confined to their homes.

no hope of relief yet

Meteorologists say that next for 2-3 days The situation is going to remain like this. The minimum temperature may drop further by 2 to 3 degrees. Along with this, dense fog will also be seen in the morning, which may reduce visibility. So if you are driving on the highway, turn on the fog lights and drive slowly.

Our advice: Caution is safety

Friends, this is not the time to show fashion. Wear mufflers, hats and sweaters tightly. Especially protect children and the elderly from morning cold and dew. Include hot food items (like jaggery, sesame, ginger) in your diet and if possible, drink lukewarm water.

Enjoy winter, but don’t compromise your health. Stay home, stay safe and keep sipping hot tea!