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Kasaragod: The atmospheric temperature has been around 37 degrees Celsius on an average last week in Kasargod. The Met officials have predicted summer showers and lowering of temperature as a result.
Heat-stroke, commonly known as sun-stroke, has resulted in at least three cases of injuries in the district on Friday.
A H Muttalib, journalist , suffered serious burns in the back as he rode his bike from Kumbla to Kasaragod after gathering news. Unable to stand it, he got himself admitted to the general hospital. The doctors examined him and confirmed it to be a case of heat-stroke.
Similarly, two children in Kanhangad developed blisters in the back. They too have been hospitalized.
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