Mercury rises in Nawabshah

Published May 13, 2010

NAWABSHAH, May 12 Many people fainted when temperature in Shaheed Benazirabad went up to 48.5 degree Celsius on Wednesday.

Heat intensity forced majority of people to remain indoors.

A number of gastroenteritis cases were reported in Peoples Medical College hospitals and other health facilities of the district.

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