The monsoon sure is a big welcome
relief from the scorching summer sun. But the same brings with it, its own set
of instructions to have a safe monsoon. Here are a few to be remembered and
noted
Eating
out:
While eating out, we must keep
in mind that soups, pasta and other such food which are supposed to be served
hot, must not be allowed to become lukewarm. Avoid ice-creams. The season is
apt for hot bajjias, pakodis, samsosa so have
your fill but don’t overdo it. Also do ensure that you carry your own water to avoid falling sick by
drinking dirty water
Monsoon
and Long Drives:
A drive on a rainy day can be really
romantic but it also requires the driver to diligently follow some safety
precautions. Be diligent in using your car’s headlights and taillights during
monsoons and ensure your car is visible to other drivers following your car. A
timely service of the vehicle also helps to a great extent.
Usage of
umbrellas and rain coats:
At any case if we are not at home, we
must make sure that we carry an umbrella or raincoat so that we can protect
ourselves from rain and keep our nose safe from cold and our eyes from
watering.
Say No
to homemade papads and vadiyams:
The season hardly sees sunlight but
these homemade food items need natural bright light to retain their typical
crispiness and taste so avoid them in this season.
Avoid
unnecessary usage of electricity:
Let us give some rest to all the ACs
and fans so that we can conserve electricity which in turn can be used
judiciously when required. As it is the best coolest season, try to be away
from these luxuries and live a naturalistic life.
Increase
the life of plants:
In case you have some small pot plants
at home, it’s better to save them by taking them inside the home and giving
them shelter. They need sufficient sunlight and water; therefore they cannot be
exposed to the heavy rains.
Take
care of your pets:
During monsoons, it is difficult for
pets to spend their time outside even though they are used to it otherwise.
Take good care of your pets especially in monsoons as it is the deadly
combination of cold and wet.
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