Hyderabad: Heatwave deaths were reported in Telangana after temperatures touched 46°C, with four people losing their lives amid extreme weather conditions.
Authorities confirmed that heatstroke killed three persons, while lightning claimed one life on Monday. The incidents occurred across multiple districts as temperatures surged sharply.
Nizamabad recorded the highest temperature at 46°C. Meanwhile, Adilabad, Nirmal and Peddapalli districts registered 45.9°C. Several other districts also crossed 45°C. In Hyderabad, temperatures reached 42.5°C in some areas.
As conditions worsened, officials warned of sustained heatwave impact across the state. They said temperatures could rise further by 1–2°C over the next three days.
Heatwave deaths highlight district-wise impact of extreme temperatures
In Mancherial district, heatstroke killed Bhogarapu Marayya (56). Similarly, Dasharatham Soumya (19) died in Peddapalli district due to heatstroke. In Narayanpet district, heatstroke claimed the life of an unidentified elderly man.
In a separate incident, lightning struck farmer Kurmarangu Jangaiah (51) in Sangareddy district while he worked in his field. He died on the spot due to the strike.
However, weather conditions shifted slightly later in the day. Light showers brought temporary relief in parts of Hyderabad, Rangareddy and Medchal districts. Despite this, the overall weather pattern remained unstable.
Officials said northern Telangana districts would continue to face heatwave conditions. At the same time, some regions may experience isolated rainfall and thunderstorms.
They advised residents to avoid prolonged exposure to heat and remain cautious during sudden weather changes. Authorities also urged people to take preventive measures to reduce heat-related risks.
