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Will Coronavirus survive intense heatwave?

Maximum temperature in Delhi is expected to touch 46 degrees Celsius on May 25 and 26 with severe heatwave conditions that will persist but it has created no effect on the spread of Coronavirus in India. The mercury will, however, come down to 38 degrees by May 30 and next week might witness a small relief at some places.

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