170 Dead. Aren't Human Rumours more deadly than Natural Disasters?

Rumor, the word is still at the heart of people, people do not want to, forget it. Own and other people's lives often falls into the rumor has become the enemy.  India is a big country. And in there lot of festival. In India near about every festival lot of people stand with together. 

So when many people in between, no rumors, he is the cause of death.

 

 All this time people are talking about the incident in a hurry . A few days ago a group of our friends had a great time together . We were watching TV and since that time we were telling about a storm . News from the storm that was telling him this would happen. This would mean that the storm was already up a storm in our hearts . We were all scared thinking they will have no idea what this storm . The name was now becoming a storm Cyclone ! Even before it all got scared . No one knew what caused so much destruction, found that storm , as a man who has created a rumor . Some people just rumor was about 170 innocent people lost their lives . It was not a natural disaster , but it was a rumor a while just do not know who took the lives of many people . Some people have lost their parents . Someone lost his family . So it seems that the man himself is putting his life in danger.

This is one of the bad news of India has recently  Ratangarh in Madhya Pradesh  because in there  The rumor that some people took the lives of many people. So when I saw that scene and tell the truth at the time could not control himself. Just screaming chaos over there, everywhere, all the people there were running here. Just as the bodies of bodies everywhere! He saved those who believed were themselves lucky. Many bodies were pulled from the river, but officials said others may have been washed away. It was not immediately clear how many people were on the bridge when the stampede occurred, but local media said some 500,000 people visited the temple honoring the Hindu mother goddess Durga.  Near about 115 people died in the stampede. 

These two incidents have happened in the loss, the nature of the harm posed to us and we did more harm to this rumor. This strongly suggests that the loss of a person. So you are wary of man over nature.This is the request to all of the people please Do not focus on rumor. There is already talk of you may know, he is making a right or a rumor. If possible, ask to take any police or army personnel.

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Travel tips before planning your tours

 You don’t need a psychology degree to know that men and women have different priorities when it comes to packing for a holiday. When that holiday is an African bush safari, added complications arise due to airline restrictions in terms of size, weight and, increasingly, number of bags. Here's a list of what to pack when going on safari, it is best to pack it in a canvas hold all as space can be limited on some of the vehicles. It is also useful to take a small rucksack on the vehicle with you for carrying your camera, binoculars, spare film and anything you might need whilst traveling in the vehicle. The lodges supply towels and toiletries so no need to pack them.

 

Feel free to add to the list.

1. Shorts and t-shirts or light trousers for the daytime. Neutral tones like beige, khaki, stone and brown don't show the dirt and dust that you will be exposed to. 

2. A pair of good walking boots if planning any walking safaris 

3. A wide brimmed hat to shade you from the sun - this should have straps as if standing in the van or jeep it could be blown off. For people that have done numerous safaris Tilly hats are a good brand and also insect repellent hats,

4. Plenty of high factor sun cream. 

5. A good pair of binoculars

6. Long trousers and long or short sleeved shirt for the evening for men as protection from mosquitoes similar for the ladies, maxi dresses are popular with Ladies plus a pashmina if chilly.

7. A fleece or jumper for the early morning (or a safari jacket) and evening game drives as it tends to get a bit chilly especially in the highlands and the Masai Mara.

8. Plenty of film or memory for your camera and a battery charger.

9. A small first aid kit.

10. Swimming costumes as most of the lodges and camps have swimming pools.

11. A book on East African Birds and Wild life to allow you to identify what you see on safari and from your lodge. 

12. Good pair of sun glasses as you are on the equator where the sun is very powerful. Prescription sun spectacles are not recommended as may scats or fall off in the van.. 

13. A pair of trainers and sports socks. Plus safari shoes for ladies with socks. 

14. A pack of wet wipes.

15. A small mag light or torch.(flashlight)

16. A bottle of drinking water in your hand baggage. (Easily purchased in Kenya) Most vans will have cool boxes which you can order drinks from the lodge/camp the night beforehand if going out all day or for a game drive. 

17. A small blow-up cushion.

18. A small supply of pens, pencils and exercise or notebooks are handy for children. The gesture is always appreciated. Don't take sweets as these are bad for children's teeth - most people do not have/cannot afford toothbrushes

19. Toilet roll and plastic bag to put the non-organic stuff in.

20. Mosquito repellant Mossie electric ball with chips to put on at night in lodge and camp. (if needed)

21. A small amount of bubble wrap and some clear mailing tape (you can wrap it around a zip lock baggie folding over the end to make it easy to find). This comes in handy to wrap a delicate souvenir (like a carved giraffe with delicate legs and neck). It weighs next to nothing, and if you don't need it, you can toss it.

22. 1-3 plastic 'compression bags'. They are very handy to place all of your dirty clothes in for the return home. To squash out the air, you just seal the bag shut, put it on the floor, and lay on it. It creates extra room in your bags for any souvenirs that you may have acquired. It also makes it very easy to transport your dirty clothes to your washer once you get home.

23. A small notebook/travel journal and a couple of pens because everyone will want to hear what you did and what you saw while traveling to such an amazing place.

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