Kathmandu. Amidst rising risks of heatwave (loo) in various parts of Nepal due to global temperature increase, the Ministry of Health and Food Hygiene has urged citizens to take necessary precautions.Ministry's Assistant Spokesperson Dr. Samir Kumar Adhikari stated that with the monsoon, the impact of hot winds is expected, and preparations should be made to avoid heatwaves. He informed that the government is coordinating with relevant bodies to minimize the risk in the Terai districts prone to heatwave. To avoid hot winds, he advised to avoid outdoor work during peak afternoon heat as much as possible, do it in the...