Doordarshan Bangla news anchor faints during live show while giving updates on heatwaves

Sunday, 21 April 2024
Doordarshan Bangla news anchor fainted during a live show because she got too hot, which caused her blood pressure to drop. West Bengal is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures soaring above 40°C on Friday, officially declaring the city to be under heatwave conditions. A video has surfaced on social media platforms of a news anchor Lopamudra Sinha, fainting during live news telecast. Addressing the video Sinha, took to her Facebook account and shared her health update with her followers.

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