Rajasthan's Churu was hottest on Saturday with temperature touching 50 degrees Celsius in the district, said the met department. The Met Department has issued a red alert and a yellow alert in many districts of the state for the next five days starting from Saturday in view of the intense heat wave gripping many parts of the state. Two people have reportedly died due to heatwave conditions in Rajasthan’s Sikar and Banswara districts. Shri Ganganagar on Saturday recorded a temperature of 49 degrees Celsius, Bikaner 47.9, Kota 46 and Jaisalmer 47.2 degrees Celsius. The temperature in Jodhpur was 45.6 degrees Celsius while Barmer recorded 44.5. The day temperature in Jaipur was recorded at 45 degrees Celsius.




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