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Heavy rains can be unpredictable in India, and also increase health and safety risks. Here are smart precautions to stay safe when stepping out.
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Always keep a sturdy umbrella or a waterproof jacket. Choose lightweight, quick-dry fabrics.
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Avoid slippers or heels. Opt for non-slip, waterproof sandals or shoes to prevent falls.
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Floodwater may hide open drains or potholes, increasing the risk of injury and infections.
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Stagnant rainwater breeds mosquitoes. Apply repellent and wear full-sleeved clothes.
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Monsoon air carries flu and cold viruses easily. A mask helps cut risk, especially in public transport.
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Avoid roadside water sources. Carry your own clean bottle to prevent stomach infections.
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Rainy season increases risk of food-borne illness. Skip roadside snacks and prefer hot, homemade meals.
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Synthetic fabrics trap moisture. Go for cotton to avoid fungal infections and rashes.
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Avoid overcrowded buses or trains during peak rains. Choose cabs, carpools, or wait for safer conditions.
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Don't walk near electric poles, wires, or transformers in flooded areas.
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Track IMD alerts and city traffic updates before heading out.
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