Monsoon season entails just not rains and chai-pakode urges but a host of health problems too. This time, due to incessant rainfall, floods and waterlogging in parts of Delhi, the northeast and a few other places in India as well. Doctors at both government and private hospitals said they have been receiving cases largely from the younger population in the city. Cases of conjunctivitis and other eye infection are on the rise in Delhi, with many doctors cautioning that it is “highly contagious” and proper hygiene behaviour needs to be maintained to check its spread.
With cases rising across India, experts are majorly attributing the surgedue to waterlogging and floods.
Humid weather is a carrier of germs and bacteria. Due to the ongoing monsoon season, there is a lot of humidity that is a contributor to this rise in eye fly cases. Monsoon makes up the ideal ground for bacteria, germ, and fungi to breed and proliferate due to all the heat, stagnant water, and humidity.
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