I want to go to India but I'm concerned about the hygiene there.
I want to go to India but I'm concerned about the hygiene there.
user
India has improved hygiene standards in recent years, but you may want to take preventative measures such as wearing face masks in public and avoiding large crowds. It’s also best to stick with food that has been cooked and served well-done to minimize the risk of foodborne illnesses.
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I want to go to India but I'm concerned about the hygiene there.
user
India has made huge strides in regards to sanitation and hygiene in recent years. The Indian government is continually investing in the improvement of water supplies, provision of better septic tanks, construction of public toilets and promotion of effective personal hygiene practices. Despite this, areas popular with tourists will be well maintained and there should be no concerns regarding sanitation. Additionally most hotels and places visited by tourists have decent amenities for hygiene purposes as well as potable drinking water. While travelling it’s recommended you practice diligent hand-washing or use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available.  With a few precautions India can prove a very rewarding travel experience with minimal concerns about personal safety or health/hygiene risks.
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