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Sankranti, also known as Makar Sankranti, is a major festival in India celebrated with kite flying, bonfires, and other festivities. However, it often sees an increase in accidents due to certain activities associated with the celebrations. Common types of accidents during Sankranti include:

1. Kite Flying Accidents
Sharp Kite Strings: Manja (kite string coated with powdered glass or chemicals) can cause injuries to kite flyers, pedestrians, and even motorcyclists. It can lead to severe cuts and sometimes fatal accidents, especially for two-wheeler riders.
Falls: Enthusiastic kite flyers often climb rooftops or other high places, increasing the risk of falls.
Electrical Accidents: Kite strings can get tangled in power lines, leading to electric shocks.
2. Road Accidents
Increased traffic congestion due to festival-related travel.
Reckless driving or overspeeding, especially among youngsters celebrating the festival.
Kite strings posing a hazard to bikers and pedestrians.
3. Animal Injuries
Birds getting entangled in sharp kite strings, leading to injuries or fatalities.
Stray animals hurt by firecrackers or other festival-related activities.
4. Fire Hazards
Bonfires during Bhogi (a day preceding Makar Sankranti) can lead to accidental fires if not managed properly.
Safety Measures:
Use safe, biodegradable kite strings to prevent injuries and environmental damage.
Wear gloves and proper safety gear while flying kites.
Avoid flying kites near power lines or busy roads.ChatGPT

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Sankranti, also known as Makar Sankranti, is a major festival in India celebrated with kite flying, bonfires, and other festivities. However, it often sees an increase in accidents due to certain activities associated with the celebrations. Common types of accidents during Sankranti include:

1. Kite Flying Accidents
Sharp Kite Strings: Manja (kite string coated with powdered glass or chemicals) can cause injuries to kite flyers, pedestrians, and even motorcyclists. It can lead to severe cuts and sometimes fatal accidents, especially for two-wheeler riders.
Falls: Enthusiastic kite flyers often climb rooftops or other high places, increasing the risk of falls.
Electrical Accidents: Kite strings can get tangled in power lines, leading to electric shocks.
2. Road Accidents
Increased traffic congestion due to festival-related travel.
Reckless driving or overspeeding, especially among youngsters celebrating the festival.
Kite strings posing a hazard to bikers and pedestrians.
3. Animal Injuries
Birds getting entangled in sharp kite strings, leading to injuries or fatalities.
Stray animals hurt by firecrackers or other festival-related activities.
4. Fire Hazards
Bonfires during Bhogi (a day preceding Makar Sankranti) can lead to accidental fires if not managed properly.
Safety Measures:
Use safe, biodegradable kite strings to prevent injuries and environmental damage.
Wear gloves and proper safety gear while flying kites.
Avoid flying kites near power lines or busy roads.
Drive cautiously, and bikers should use protective gear like helmets.
Keep fire extinguishers or water nearby during bonfires.
Ensure first aid kits are readily available.
Celebrating responsibly and spreading awareness about these risks can significantly reduce the number of accidents.
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