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Monitor weather updates before trekking to avoid unexpected storms or heavy rainfall risks.
Dress in quick-dry and moisture-wicking clothes to stay comfortable and prevent hypothermia.
Choose sturdy, waterproof shoes with good traction to navigate slippery trails and prevent slips and falls.
Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration, even in cooler temperatures, and carry purification tablets for safe drinking water.
Use insect repellent and wear leech socks to protect against bites and discomfort.
Increase safety by trekking with others, ensuring mutual support and assistance in case of emergencies.