Compact Umbrella Never step out without a sturdy, foldable umbrella. It shields you from sudden downpours and doesn’t take much space.

Lightweight Raincoat For hands-free protection, keep a packable raincoat. It’s super helpful when it’s windy or when your umbrella fails.

Waterproof Pouch Protect your phone, power bank, and important documents in a waterproof zip pouch or dry bag.

Extra Plastic Bags Carry a few spare plastic or biodegradable bags to store wet clothes, muddy shoes, or to keep your essentials dry.

Quick-Dry Towel A small microfiber towel dries quickly and is perfect to wipe off rainwater or clean up sudden splashes.

Hand Sanitizer & Wipes Monsoon means more germs. Keep sanitizer and wet wipes handy to clean your hands and surfaces.

Moisture-Absorbing Sachets Pop a few silica gel packs or camphor sachets in your bag to protect gadgets and keep away musty smells.

Power Bank Getting stranded in the rain with a dead phone is no fun. Always carry a charged power bank.

Slip-Proof Footwear Pack an extra pair of flip-flops or slip-resistant shoes. They’re lifesavers on slippery streets.

Healthy Snacks Delays are common in monsoon. Keep nuts, energy bars, or dried fruits to stay energized if you get stuck.

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