One year old Malayalee boy dies in Kuwait

Kuwait: An old Malayalee boy died in Kuwait. The deceased has been identified as Dakshit Manish, son of Subi and Maneesh, both residents of Mangalathuthazham, Koothattukulam, Ernakulam. Zubi works at the Female Observatory at the Jahra Emergency Department.

Manish is a perfumer at Adan Hospital. Today, the necessary procedures are underway to repatriate the body. It was put on public display at the Sabah Mortuary yesterday afternoon.

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Meanwhile, Kuwait is experiencing great heat. As the first week of June approaches, the country is heading for a hot summer. The Jahra region recorded a low of 52 degrees Celsius on Monday. The temperature in Sulaybia is 51 degrees Celsius and in Abdali and Nuwaiseeb it is 50 degrees Celsius. The Met Office has warned that it will be hot in the coming weeks.

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It is possible to get sunburn. So everyone should be careful. Necessary warning should be given when exiting. The risk of dehydration is high so drink plenty of water. The Meteorological Department warns people to drink plenty of fluids other than water.
We should be careful to wear loose clothing that is not too thick. It is always best to bathe in cold water that is not hot. Authorities said strenuous exercise should be avoided by all during that hot season.

Those who work outside from June 1 to August 31 are banned. Outdoor work will not be allowed from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This will reduce the exposure to direct sunlight.