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PRESS RELEASE

According to WHO, even a 1% rise in mean speed corresponds to a 4% increase in the risk of fatal crashes. Be mindful and always drive below the speed limits.

If road works are taking over pedestrian walkways, pedestrians must not be left in the lurch, and forced to walk into traffic. As part of the planning, ensure uninterrupted pathways for pedestrians. This is crucial to pedestrian safety, as without these, they are forced to  negotiate deep ditches, sharp metal, and heavy machinery.

Non-conducive climatic conditions have resulted in delayed maturation of cardamom beans in Idukki. These challenges not only threaten the cardamom sector but also have implications for the livelihoods of the people involved in cardamom farming.

Sedentary behaviour & physical inactivity are among the top modifiable risk factors for hypertension & cardiovascular diseases. This applies to all ages & both sexes. Regular exercise has been found to have a protective function on heart health. Make exercise a regular feature in your life -  walk or cycle to local shops, climb a flight of stairs, move around while at work. #findItFixIt

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), a certified helmet reduces the risk of fatal injuries in a crash by 42% & head injuries by 69%. Hence, always wear an ISI certified helmet. Stay Alert. Stay Safe.

#NationalRoadSafetyMonth #RoadAccidents #SadakSurakshaJeevanRaksha #WearHelmets 

Birds play important roles in seed dispersal & pollination. Their loss disrupts these vital processes leading to cascading harmful effects on the ecosystems. We need to ramp up efforts to #ProtectBirds with habitat restoration.