IMD Weather Update: Red alert issued for Delhi for 4 days, severe heatwave in these states; check full forecast

Sunday, 26 May 2024
A red alert has been issued in the capital for the next four days as the Met Office has predicted that the mercury is likely to rise in next few days.

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