Authorities have identified 20 high-risk locations along the Tuul River in Mongolia as part of a nationwide campaign to prevent water-related accidents. Warning signs have been installed in these areas to alert the public to potential dangers. Citizens are urged to heed the warnings on the signs and avoid dangerous spots like rapids and deep waters. Parents are specifically cautioned against leaving young children unsupervised near the riverbanks. Additionally, individuals are advised to avoid entering the water while under the influence of alcohol and to stay informed about weather forecasts and alerts from relevant authorities. The initiative is supported by the city government and the Disaster Reduction Council, aiming to enhance public safety during the warmer months.