Heatwave leaves homeless battling hunger, dehydration
A severe heatwave in Vijayawada has left many homeless individuals struggling with hunger and dehydration. As temperatures soared, destitute people sought shelter in public areas, while charitable organizations stepped in to provide assistance. One notable case involved a 70-year-old beggar who was rescued by police and reunited with his family after suffering from dehydration.
- ▪Temperatures have soared in Vijayawada, impacting the homeless population.
- ▪Many destitute individuals are seeking shelter under flyovers and at railway stations.
- ▪Charitable organizations are distributing food and milk packets to those in need.
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Temperatures have soared in Vijayawada over the past few days, leaving homeless and destitute people at bus and railway stations struggling with dehydration and hunger. Many were forced to take shelter under flyovers, on railway platforms and at other public places to escape the scorching heat. Some were seen seeking alms at traffic junctions under the blazing sun.Vagabonds and homeless people were seen moving around the Pandit Nehru Bus Station (PNBS) and temples in search of food and shelter.
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