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Maharashtra heatwave claims 67 lives, Nandurbar worst affected
Updated On: 29 April, 2026 08:58 AM IST | Pune | Archana Dahiwal
Maharashtra is battling a severe heatwave with 67 heatstroke deaths reported till April 28, including 12 in a single day. Nandurbar is the worst-hit district. Experts warn of rising risks and urge precautions as temperatures soar across the state

People in Akola endure heat as temperatures continue to rise across the state. Pics/PTI
Maharashtra is reeling under an intense heatwave, with 12 heatstroke deaths reported on Tuesday alone, pushing the cumulative toll to 67 till April 28. Nandurbar has emerged as the worst-affected district, accounting for 15 cases.
State health department data shows Nandurbar reported the highest cases (15), followed by Nashik (7) and Gadchiroli (6). Parbhani and Ratnagiri reported four cases each, while most districts logged one to two cases, indicating a scattered but statewide impact.
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