On May 29, 2024, New Delhi recorded its highest-ever temperature of 52.9°C due to heatwave conditions and the consequences of a rapidly heating world driven by the climate crisis. Residents are advised to stay indoors, wear loose clothing, drink plenty of water, eat water-rich fruits and vegetables, and draw curtains and blinds to shield themselves from the worst of the heat.
Adventure
Visit These Water Parks In Delhi-NCR To Beat The Heat
Keep cool during the sweltering summer by splashing around in water parks of the National Capital Region
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A girl climbs a water slide in a water park
Photo: Govind Jangir/Shutterstock.com
A girl climbs a water slide in a water park
Photo: Govind Jangir/Shutterstock.com
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