Monsoon’s arrival in India brings relief from heat but also a surge in stomach ailments. High humidity and standing water create a breeding ground for bacteria, leading to widespread food and waterborne illnesses. Experts warn about contaminated street food and water, with vulnerable groups like children and the elderly at higher risk. Practicing strict hygiene, boiling water, and avoiding risky foods are crucial to prevent these seasonal infections.
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