This time the heat in Delhi has made life like a poor man's! More than 53 people have died so far

SOCIAL NEWS- Delhi's scorching heat has reportedly taken the lives of at least 53 people in the national capital. This week, the Indian Meteorological Department issued a red alert in Delhi, warning of a "high probability" of heatstroke and heat-related illnesses. On June 19, Delhi's Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital reported the discovery of 22 unidentified bodies.  He is suspected to have died due to homelessness and “due to the extreme heat in the city”. Newslaundry also met two homeless families living in Old Delhi. They claimed that one of their newborns died due to the heat. Earlier, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena had ordered in May that construction workers, who were "most affected by heatstroke", should be given medical treatment due to extreme heat. In view of this, three hours of paid leave should be given from 12 noon to 3 pm. But there was little to no compliance with this order. But there was little compliance with this order. Workers at two major construction sites in Delhi – Central Vista Project and Sarai Kale Khan Metro Project – alleged that they never received three hours of paid leave. Most of them did not even know about this order.
A laborer said, "Even on Sunday we have to work till 2 pm." Another laborer says, "What can we do? We are all working here under compulsion."