Sri Lanka, April 15 -- Special attention must be paid to the prevailing extreme heat in the country, health experts warn.

Consultant physician Dr. Nandana Dickmadugoda noted that the high temperatures pose a risk that could even lead to death.

Therefore, he emphasized that individuals with chronic illnesses should be particularly cautious, and that even the general public should be mindful of the prevailing weather pattern.

Dr. Nandana Dickmadugoda said, "Even though there are occasional rains, we still feel intense heat. The main reason is the presence of clouds, which prevent water vapor from rising, resulting in extremely high humidity in the environment. Because of this, we are experiencing severe discomfort from the heat."

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