കേരള സിവില് ഡിഫന്സ് — IN news

The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) has recently addressed concerns regarding viral WhatsApp messages that falsely claimed temperatures in Kerala would soar between 45°C and 55°C starting from late April. These messages included various safety precautions, such as avoiding outdoor activities and not filling fuel tanks completely.

KSDMA officials clarified that no such warnings have been issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) or any Kerala authorities. “No such warnings have been issued by the IMD or Kerala authorities,” a KSDMA spokesperson stated, emphasizing the importance of relying on verified information.

In addition to the temperature claims, the viral messages suggested that extreme heat could lead to phone explosions and fuel tank issues. KSDMA dismissed these assertions as scientifically baseless, reinforcing the need for accurate information dissemination.

As misinformation can lead to panic and unsafe behaviors, KSDMA has reminded the public that spreading such false claims is a punishable offense under the Disaster Management Act. “Spreading misinformation is a punishable offense under the Disaster Management Act,” the spokesperson added.

To ensure public safety, KSDMA has issued official guidance regarding heat safety measures. Citizens are advised to avoid direct sunlight during peak hours, specifically between 11 AM and 3 PM, and to stay hydrated.

As temperatures are expected to rise significantly, KSDMA urges residents to stay informed through official websites and verified social media pages for accurate weather updates. The authority’s proactive measures aim to mitigate the impact of heatwaves and ensure the safety of the public.

Officials anticipate that as temperatures increase, there may be a need for further public advisories. KSDMA is prepared to monitor the situation closely and provide timely updates to the community.

In light of these developments, the emphasis remains on the importance of verified information and the role of citizens in preventing the spread of misinformation. Observers note that community awareness and adherence to official guidance will be crucial in navigating the upcoming heatwave season.

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