AP Deputy Chief Minister K E Krishnamurthy, who held a review meeting with revenue officials and district collectors over the situation here today, announced this during the meet, an official release said.
Krishnamurthy, who held the review meet over telephone, directed the officials to take measures to provide medical treatment for those affected by the heat wave, it said.
Officials informed him that the heat wave claimed as many as 169 lives so far, in different districts with a maximum 45 deaths reported from Vizianagaram district, followed by East Godavari (27) and Krishna district (22).
While appealing to the public to be careful, the Deputy Chief Minister directed district collectors and other officials to take necessary precautionary measures after they informed him that heatwave conditions were likely to prevail for two more days, according to the official release.
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