India Cities Report Rise in Waterborne Diseases Amidst Changing Weather

In Nagpur and Pune, more people are getting sick from dirty water and food because of unexpected weather changes and the early start of the rainy season.

In Nagpur, officials are warning people about a rise in diarrhea, especially among children, urging them to drink clean water and wash their hands.

Meanwhile, Pune is experiencing more cases of viral hepatitis and typhoid.

Doctors are recommending that people drink safe water, use bug spray, and eat healthy, freshly cooked food to prevent these illnesses.

The best ways to stay healthy are to keep things clean and watch out for any signs of sickness, like stomach problems or fever.