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Avoid swimming after rainfalls
After heavy rain and storms, the waters of beaches, rivers, and swimming pools become hazardous to safety due to rising water levels, changes in wave conditions, and strong currents that increase the risk of drowning and injuries. Additionally, rain leads to water pollution through sewer overflows and the runoff of contaminants such as viruses, bacteria, and parasites, which heighten the risk of skin, gastrointestinal, and microbial infections. Furthermore, the accumulation of debris like fallen trees, glass, and waste in the water becomes a problem, and storms cause the death of wildlife and environmental pollution. It is advised not to swim in murky waters, to follow health guidelines, and to ensure the safety of swimming areas, all in an effort to protect lives and the environment from post-heavy-rain hazards.
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