Illness linked to hot weather rises to 96 cases

PUTRAJAYA: There have been 96 cases of illnesses linked to hot weather as of Monday (June 10), says the National Disaster Management Agency (Nadma)

It said in a brief report on Tuesday (June 11) that the breakdown is 22 cases of heat stroke, 68 cases of heat exhaustion and six cases of heat convulsions.

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