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Reasons Why First Rain Is Harmful: क्यों गर्मी की पहली बारिश में नहीं भीगना चाहिए, क्या है इसकी वजह...Reasons you should avoid getting wet in the First Rain: गर्मी के मौसम में लंबे इंतजार के बाद जब पहली बार बारिश होती है तो उसके साथ एक्टमॉसफियर के धूलकण भी गिरने लगते हैं. जो हमारे हेल्थ के लिए हार्मफुल हो सकते हैं. आइए जानते हैं कि पहली बारिश में भींगने से किस तरह की हेल्थ प्रॉब्लम्स का सामना करना पड़ सकता है. <br/> <br/>Reasons Why First Rain Is Harmful: Why should one not get wet in the first rain of summer, what is the reason for this...Reasons you should avoid getting wet in the First Rain: In the summer season, after a long wait, when it rains for the first time, dust particles from the atmosphere also start falling with it. Which can be harmful for our health. Let us know what kind of health problems can be faced by getting wet in the first rain. <br/> <br/>#sideffectofgettingwetinrain #firstrainwetsideeffect #firstrainwetbodyeffect #sideeffectofgettingwetinfirstrain #pehlibarishmebhignekenuksan #pehlibarishmekyunahibhignachahiye <br/>~PR.111~ED.120~
Reasons Why First Rain Is Harmful: क्यों गर्मी की पहली बारिश में नहीं भीगना चाहिए, क्या है इसकी वजह...Reasons you should avoid getting wet in the First Rain: गर्मी के मौसम में लंबे इंतजार के बाद जब पहली बार बारिश होती है तो उसके साथ एक्टमॉसफियर के धूलकण भी गिरने लगते हैं. जो हमारे हेल्थ के लिए हार्मफुल हो सकते हैं. आइए जानते हैं कि पहली बारिश में भींगने से किस तरह की हेल्थ प्रॉब्लम्स का सामना करना पड़ सकता है. <br/> <br/>Reasons Why First Rain Is Harmful: Why should one not get wet in the first rain of summer, what is the reason for this...Reasons you should avoid getting wet in the First Rain: In the summer season, after a long wait, when it rains for the first time, dust particles from the atmosphere also start falling with it. Which can be harmful for our health. Let us know what kind of health problems can be faced by getting wet in the first rain. <br/> <br/>#sideffectofgettingwetinrain #firstrainwetsideeffect #firstrainwetbodyeffect #sideeffectofgettingwetinfirstrain #pehlibarishmebhignekenuksan #pehlibarishmekyunahibhignachahiye <br/>~PR.111~ED.120~
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