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More than 40,000 suspected heatstroke cases were recorded in India as a prolonged heat wave pushed temperatures above 40 C on most days since May .
Heatstroke is caused when the body's core temperature goes above 40.6 C and can lead to organ damage and death.
At least 110 people have died from heat-related illnesses in India this summer , from March to June , including scores of election workers.
Dillip Kumar Parida , medical superintendent at AIIMS , Bhubaneswar , said his institute had also opened a critical care unit for heatstroke patients but more needed to be done to keep pace with the effects of runaway global warming. "The health system will have to prepare for that and stay ready so we are not caught by surprise like we were during COVID ," he said. " Fighting with Mother Nature is impossible; we can only predict, prepare and spread awareness to deal with what is to come in the future," he said..
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