Amid a scorching heatwave, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has rolled out a new QR code system designed to keep residents informed about extreme temperatures. This initiative allows citizens to instantly access area-specific maximum temperatures and identify hotspots, along with crucial safety guidelines.

As the mercury rises, authorities are taking proactive measures. In addition to installing shades at busy traffic signals, they’re also providing drinking water for pedestrians and commuters. The goal? To help everyone cope better with the intense heat.
The AMC is particularly urging vulnerable groups—like the elderly, children, and outdoor workers—to stay hydrated and avoid being outdoors during peak sun hours. “This changes everything,” said a city official involved in the project. “We want to ensure our citizens have real-time information at their fingertips.”
With summer temperatures soaring in Ahmedabad, this QR code initiative aims not just to inform but also to protect residents from heat-related issues. Experts stress that staying cool and safe during these conditions is essential for health.

