In response to rising health risks, the Punjab government has officially prohibited the act of bathing in rainwater. The move comes after a series of complaints and health-related incidents linked to the practice, prompting authorities to enforce strict action to curb potential waterborne diseases and accidents caused during rainfall.
According to officials, violators could face legal consequences as part of broader public safety measures. The public is being urged to stay indoors during rainfall and avoid exposure to contaminated water sources. Health and sanitation departments have been instructed to monitor compliance closely.
Punjab has banned bathing in rainwater due to health and safety concerns, warning citizens against exposure to contaminated runoff. Authorities will take strict action against violators, citing disease risks and accidents. Sanitation teams are monitoring compliance across cities.
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