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MedCab: A 24/7 Fast Ambulance Service in Hazratganj, Lucknow Hazratganj is one of the main shopping areas in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. It has a wide range of shopping complexes, hotels, cafes, and bazaars. Hazratganj has one of the richest history in the entire city of Lucknow. It was initially developed as a market area in 1827 by Nawab Nasir-ud-Din Haidar Shah, and was simply introduced as the "Ganj market". With the British takeover of India, a lot of the old Mughal architecture of Hazratganj was demolished and replaced by British architecture. This is why the modern Hazratganj has a mix of Mughal and Victorian-style architecture. MedCab offers its critical ambulance care all across Hazratganj, Lucknow. Even today, Hazratganj is a bustling area in Lucknow. Continuing a 200-year tradition, it reflects Nawabi finesse, both in terms of food and the environmental experience of being in the area. Places of rich heritage, such as Bara Imambara and Rumi Darwaza are just a few minutes away from Hazratganj. For shopping, one of the most famous types of clothing is sold here known as 'chikan' clothing. The area also has two movie theatres featuring both Bollywood and Hollywood movies. Another important event that is held on a monthly basis in the Hazratganj complex is the 'Ganj Carnival' organised by the Lucknow Development Authority. Various types of cultural programs are held in the area on this day. This is organised on the second Sunday of each month and the market is treated as a no parking zone on this day.

What is Heatstroke? A heatstroke is a condition where the body's temperature increases beyond 104 F due to prolonged exposure to heat. This is also known as a sun stroke, as it is a common condition during summer months. Prolonged exposure to sunlight or being in extremely hot environments for long periods can cause exertion on the body, thereby leading to sunstroke. Heatstroke-related deaths have been on the rise in India due to rising incidences of heat waves during the summer months. States such as U.P., Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Odisha, and West Bengal are most affected by the rising incidences of heat strokes [1]. This makes it important to recognise the symptoms of heatstroke and be prepared to take immediate medical action during such an emergency. Heat Stroke Symptoms A heatstroke is a medical emergency, and it is vital to recognise these symptoms - High Body Temperature - A core body temperature which is more than 104°F is one of the first indicators of a heat stroke. Headache and Nausea - A person suffering from heatstroke may feel their head is throbbing and can also feel sick to their stomach. Rapid Breathing - The breathing can be fast and shallow during a heatstroke. Skin - Skin can be hot and dry to the touch if the heat stroke is caused by extremely hot weather. There is excessive sweating during heatstroke if caused by strenuous exercise. Racing Heart Rate - The heart may beat very fast when a person is experiencing a heat stroke. Mental State - The person may appear to be confused or irritated, may show signs of slurred speech and can also have seizures. Loss of consciousness - In severe cases, individuals can faint and lose consciousness. In cases of extreme symptoms, such as loss of consciousness, racing heartbeat, a seizure, very high temperature and shortness of breath, it is important to seek medical attention. Call an emergency ambulance service at your location by dialling 108. MedCab's fast ambulance