Cold wave conditions continued across Bihar on Monday as several districts recorded a further dip in minimum temperatures. Patna, Gaya, Muzaffarpur and Bhagalpur experienced chilly mornings, with light fog affecting visibility in some areas. Weather officials stated that cold north-westerly winds are dominating the region, leading to a sustained drop in night temperatures. The conditions are expected to persist for the next few days.
Health authorities advised residents to take precautions, particularly elderly citizens, children and those suffering from respiratory illnesses. Government hospitals and health centres have been directed to remain prepared for an increase in cold-related ailments. District administrations have also been instructed to ensure adequate arrangements for homeless individuals, including night shelters and blanket distribution.
The cold weather has begun affecting daily routines, with fewer people venturing out during early morning hours. Farmers are monitoring potential impact on crops, especially vegetables and pulses. Officials said agricultural advisories would be issued if required. Citizens have been urged to wear warm clothing, avoid unnecessary exposure to cold and follow safety guidelines during foggy conditions to prevent accidents and health complications.
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