Since March 1, Maharashtra, India, has reported 163 heatstroke cases and three suspected deaths due to rising temperatures. The spike in cases has been particularly notable in the last two weeks, with 132 cases and two suspected fatalities recorded between April 21 and May 3. Aurangabad district leads with 46 cases, while Pune district has reported only two cases with no deaths. Health officials are concerned about the ongoing heatwave conditions affecting various districts, urging residents to take necessary precautions. Dr. Raju Sule, a state surveillance officer, emphasized the importance of staying hydrated and avoiding outdoor activities during peak heat hours, especially for outdoor workers, the elderly, and children. The symptoms of heatstroke include an elevated body temperature above 104 degrees Fahrenheit and altered mental status, which can lead to serious health complications.