If you are planning to go on a Tour of France, Health Officials are urging you to pack condoms along with your bags as the cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea tripled in 4 years in the country. These both cases can lead to infertility if they are unnoticed.
To stop these cases growth now French Health Officials have launched a campaign to encourage the use of condoms. The officials also warns the tourists to pack their own condoms as the available ones are risky. A spokesman also said many French Countries doesn't have condoms and if they are available they aren't reliable.
Therefore, people should take them from home. A report published in MailOnline says, "Holiday romances might seem romantic but are not without danger. The circumstances are different, but the risks remain the same."
To stop these cases growth now French Health Officials have launched a campaign to encourage the use of condoms. The officials also warns the tourists to pack their own condoms as the available ones are risky. A spokesman also said many French Countries doesn't have condoms and if they are available they aren't reliable.
Therefore, people should take them from home. A report published in MailOnline says, "Holiday romances might seem romantic but are not without danger. The circumstances are different, but the risks remain the same."
