A yellow warning was issued by the regional Meteorological Department on Saturday due to heat wave conditions in the state.
People have been warned not to come out after 11.30 am. Labourers have also been advised to restraint from work.
Advisory also talks of precautionary measures in case of any urgency.
Prevailing weather conditions have severely affected the normal life of the common people in the state.
The Met Department forecast said that such conditions will prevail for the next three days.
Titilagad recorded 46.5-degree Celsius temperature. At three places out of 22 centres, the temperature was recorded above 45 degree Celsius.
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