(Times of India) North Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch are in the grip
of a cold wave. With mercury dipping across these regions, people have been
left shivering with the sun failing to provide any respite in the day.
Mount Abu saw the minimum temperature plummeting to
three degrees celsius, the lowest in the season till now. The tourist flow to
the town has been hit although the officials are attributing it to the large
number of weddings taking place. Indian Meteorological Department (IMD)
officials have forecast that there will be no immediate respite from the cold.
A physician Dr Surendra Gupta said that the cases of
heart ailments and asthma are on the rise in north Gujarat region.
"Those having orthopaedic problems have been
advised to not to move out in the open particularly during morning and
night,"
he said. In Kutch, Naliya recorded the lowest
temperature of eight degrees celsius.
"On Friday, weather was dry over the region and
night temperatures fell appreciably over Kutch, parts of Saurashtra and north
Gujarat. The temperatures were below normal in parts of Saurashtra and
Kutch," a weather official said.
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