It
is the Holy Month of Ramadan and a blessed season when people tend to be more
religious and show kindness to the poor and needy. This year, due to the long
duration of daytime, the fasting hours will be more.
Summer
is at its peak making life outside during noon hours difficult. Luckily, the
school holidays have started. The roads may be less crowded as many people will
be on vacation.
However,
one factor that is a cause of worry is the driving habit of some people before
Iftar timing. Whatever the reasons, the tendency to drive fast and furious is
extremely dangerous.
The
energy and alertness level during this time will be less for many due to
fasting. It is extremely important to drive cautiously and carefully during
this particular period.
Safety
at all times should be kept in mind and practised as one of the core values in
our lives.
Ramesh
Menon
Gulf
Today, Short Take Dt. 28 June 2014
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