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As cold waves sweep through Northern India, life in Uttar Pradesh faces upheaval. The temperature plummets as fog brings its own chaos. Bitter winds have made everyday life an ordeal, and transportation is severely affected, with trains running slow and driving on roads proving risky. Schools are shut indefinitely due to cold conditions, impacting daily life from north to south. Discover the current state of various districts grappling with the biting chill.
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Frigid Temperatures Aggravate Health Issues in Saharanpur
Saharanpur faces an intense cold spell. Without rain, the dry cold is seen as more harmful than usual, raising health concerns. The falling temperatures and brisk winds are disrupting everyday life. The district has closed all primary schools until January 14 to protect children from cold-related illnesses, urging locals to adopt all protective measures against the cold and assist the needy. Forecasters predict an increase in cold in coming days; vigilance and caution are essential. Dr. Sanjeev Miglani suggests avoiding extreme cold exposure, especially for seniors and those with heart conditions.
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School Closures in Farrukhabad Due to Persistent Cold
The perpetual cold and fog in Farrukhabad are paralyzing daily life. The mercury dips below 7 degrees, draping the city in fog. Traditional morning walks are scarce, and the cold impacts regular life as people delay starting their day. Markets are quiet, and farmers are slow in the fields. The local administration has ordered schools closed until January 14, affecting the community's routine.
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Muzaffarnagar Shivers with Rising Cold
Muzaffarnagar's harsh weather has intensified challenges, degrading air quality further. Dense fog and cold slow vehicle speeds and empty markets. Health is adversely affected, with doctors advising caution for children and elderly, while schools remain shut until January 8. Authorities work on night shelters to ensure no one suffers outside due to the cold.
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Dense Fog in Lakheempur Affects Visibility
In Lakheempur Kheri, visibility dipped below 10 meters this January 7 due to the fog, causing vehicle slowdowns on National Highway 730. Some buses were canceled because of heavy fog. People rely on bonfires for warmth, as dense fog obscures directional signboards in the city and on highways.
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Deoria's Chilling Cold Becomes a Struggle
Deoria has been hit hard by unrelenting cold over the past two weeks, upsetting normal life. Cold winds plunge temperatures further, making daily life challenging as lighter fog led the chilling breeze. Schools remain closed to protect children. Despite facilities, the lack of bonfires causes issues for travelers during harsh nights.
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Kanpur's Historic Cold
Kanpur is witnessing record-breaking cold temperatures reaching as low as 5 degrees. Fog envelops the city all day. The authorities extended school closures till January 12 due to the persistent impact. Markets are less bustling, and train delays are common. Health issues like heart and brain attacks are prevalent.
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Bundelkhand's Battle with Severe Cold
Dark, dense fog and freezing temperatures grip Bundelkhand, affecting Hamirpur and Mahoba districts significantly. Nights are especially cold, leading to high sales of warm clothing. Fog frustrates travelers, and people rely on tea and bonfires to combat the chill.
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Harsh Cold Grips Prayagraj
The fierce cold plunges Allahabad's temperatures below 9 degrees, challenging residents and Magh Mela visitors alike to stay warm through fires by the roadside.
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Fog and Cold Wave in Gorakhpur
Thick fog and frigid temperatures grip Gorakhpur, reducing visibility early morning to roughly 100 meters. The chilly snap sets new cold records, pressing locals to don woolens and limit outdoor activities.
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Severity of Cold in Varanasi
With Uttar Pradesh under a cold and wave spell, Varanasi is no exception. The maximum temperature is noted 5 degrees below normal, leading to the closure of schools for younger students until January 9. The city's usual hustle at ghats is notable for its absence.
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Cold and Fog Wreak Havoc in Chandauli
Persistent cold and fog affect lives and visibility in Chandauli, pushing temperatures to a morning low of 8 degrees. Fog-related train delays inconvenience passengers at Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay junction.
