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Former WHO scientist warns India undercounts heat-related deaths, citing mental health risks too.
Former WHO Chief Scientist Soumya Swaminathan warns that India is likely undercounting heat-related deaths due to inadequate data.
She calls for better tracking and policy to prepare for extreme summer conditions.
Official records show 143 heat-related deaths, but experts believe actual numbers are higher.
Swaminathan also highlights potential mental health impacts, such as increased suicides and psychiatric issues, linked to prolonged heat exposure.
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El ex científico de la OMS advierte a la India que no cuenta con las muertes relacionadas con el calor, citando también los riesgos para la salud mental.