Delhi CM Rekha Gupta on Wednesday flagged off 13 Mobile Heat Relief Units from the Delhi Secretariat to provide on-ground assistance to residents amid the ongoing severe heatwave in the national capital

According to officials, these mobile units will deliver essential services, including clean drinking water, ORS packets, first aid support and distribution of cotton gamchas (towels) and caps to help citizens cope with extreme temperatures

Authorities have advised residents to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary exposure to direct sunlight, and take adequate precautions during peak heat hours

The meeting reviewed the progress of key water-related projects, with the Chief Minister directing officials to ensure there is no lapse in supply or response during peak demand periods

In addition, the Delhi Chief Minister also released a Heat Action Plan booklet aimed at strengthening public awareness and improving preparedness to deal with heatwave conditions across the city

Meanwhile, on Monday, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta chaired a high-level review meeting at the Delhi Secretariat to assess the city's water management strategy for the summer months

"Our focus is not limited to immediate relief. We are simultaneously working on long-term solutions to free Delhi from recurring drinking water shortages," CM Gupta said

In case of emergencies, citizens can seek assistance through the 112 helpline.