Deserted streets in the city due to scorching sun: This year, cooler sales have broken records by being five times higher, and grass is not available in the market.
### English Translation of the News Heading and Article
**Headline:**
Due to the intense sunlight, there were very few crowds on the city streets.
**Article:**
This time, the state has experienced record-breaking heat. In the Sirohi district, the temperature has been above 40 degrees Celsius for the past several days. The intense sunlight and heatwave warnings have led to a surge in cooler sales, benefiting the traders immensely. On the other hand, the market for old coolers has also seen significant demand.
**Sirohi Temperature:**
| Date | Temperature |
|———|————-|
| June 5 | 41 degrees |
| June 6 | 41 degrees |
| June 7 | 41 degrees |
| June 8 | 42 degrees |
| June 9 | 42 degrees |
The Sirohi district is struggling with the heat. Due to the heatwave warning, the city streets appear deserted. A similar emptiness can be seen in cooler-selling shops, where cooler sales have multiplied several times over the past month. The cooler warehouses are also empty. Shopkeepers say that compared to last year, four to five times more coolers have been sold this year. In previous seasons, they sold about one hundred to one hundred and twenty-five coolers, but this year, for the first time in thirty years of business, they have sold four to five times more coolers. Many customers have even bought old, worn-out coolers from their warehouses. For the first time in thirty years of business, their warehouses are completely empty of coolers.
A similar scene was observed at another cooler seller’s shop. When asked, they said that this is the first time they do not have a single cooler left. All the coolers have been sold out. There isn’t even a single set of cooler grass left. Despite offering higher prices, they are unable to get cooler grass from wholesalers. However, some cooler sellers are taking advantage of the situation by selling coolers at significantly higher prices.
