Due to the heat in this school of Saharsa, the health of girl students deteriorated.
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The maximum temperature in Bihar has reached around 44 degrees. Even on Thursday, the heat wave has made it difficult for the people to come out of the house. Heat wave is going on in 33 districts including Patna, Sheikhpura, Motihari, Khagaria Supaul. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert. People have been appealed not to step out of the house in the hot sun. Despite this, schools are open in many districts. Meanwhile, due to excessive heat in Saharsa, more than a dozen girl students of Government Other Backward Class Girls’ Residential School suddenly fell ill. In a hurry, all the girl students were taken to Sadar Hospital by the Principal. All the girl students are treated here.
On Thursday morning, the girl students were studying in their respective class rooms. Suddenly Tashu Priya, a student studying in class 6, suddenly fell unconscious in the class room. After that, gradually the health of all the girl students started deteriorating. Some have stomach pain, some have upset stomach, some have vomiting and some have stomach pain. After that, the principal was informed by the teacher about the ill health of the girl student. As soon as the information was received, Principal Bhupendra Prasad Yadav got all the girl students admitted to Sadar Hospital. The condition of two girl students is serious. The student has been identified as Tanshu Priya and Sweety Kumari.
Everyone’s health deteriorated due to extreme heat
Student Sweety Kumari said that due to the heat, she suddenly started having stomach pain, upset stomach and vomiting. On the other hand, according to Monika Raj, another student, everyone’s health has deteriorated due to the extreme heat. Some have stomach ache, some have headache, some are vomiting. We have just come to the hospital. Teacher Roop said that the heat was extreme, due to which the girl student had fallen unconscious. He has been brought to the hospital, he is getting treated.
The principal said that a girl was nervous
Bhupendra Prasad Yadav, Principal of Government Other Backward Classes Girls Residential School + 2, said that a girl was nervous. This information was given by the teacher. After this, the girl was immediately made to sit on the bike and got her admitted to the emergency of Sadar Hospital, where she is undergoing treatment. Apart from this, a dozen girls also went to the hospital. Be informed that schools in Saharsa run till 11:45 am. Here, the Meteorological Department says that avoid going out in the hot sun.