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Leprosy awareness race in excitement
Nagpur, Dt. 30: There are still many superstitions in society regarding leprosy. Divisional Additional Commissioner Madhavi Khode asserted that public awareness is necessary to eradicate leprosy here today.
A leprosy prevention day and fortnight has been organized on the occasion of the death anniversary of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi through the District Integrated Health and Family Welfare Institute. Accordingly, a marathon race was organized today at 7 am from Freedom Park Zero Mile Metro Station. In the prize distribution program organized after the race, Dr. They were talking pranks.
Municipal Commissioner Radhakrishnan B., Collector Dr. Dr. Vipin Itankar, Deputy Director of Health. Vinita Jain, Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Krishnanath Patil, Deputy Commissioner of Police Rahul Madane, District Surgeon Dr. Nivrithi Rathore, District Health Officer Dr. Dr. Deepak Selokar, Assistant Director of Leprosy Health Services. Deepika Sakore and other dignitaries were present.
Devi has been completely eradicated from India. Similarly, leprosy needs to be eradicated from the country. Even today there are many misconceptions about leprosy. Dr. appeals to everyone to cooperate to eliminate it. Khode did this time.
Earlier, the organized marathon race started from Freedom Park. Then it concluded at the metro station via Constituent Chowk, Akashvani Chowk, Vidyapeeth Chowk. This race was organized to create public awareness about leprosy by removing the misconceptions about leprosy in the society.
Marathon runners were divided into three groups namely 15 to 18 years, 19 to 35 years and above 36 years. Men and women were divided into categories for marathon races. The winners were given cash prizes and certificates. 3 thousand rupees were awarded to the first winner, 2 thousand rupees to the second prize, and 1 thousand rupees to the third prize. Introduction of the program Assistant Director of Leprosy Health Service Dr. Done by Deepika Sakore. During the program, an oath was given to those present to eradicate leprosy.
Free t-shirts were distributed to the contestants, students, officials, staff men and women participating in the marathon run.
Nagpur, Dt. 30: There are still many superstitions in society regarding leprosy. Divisional Additional Commissioner Madhavi Khode asserted that public awareness is necessary to eradicate leprosy here today.
A leprosy prevention day and fortnight has been organized on the occasion of the death anniversary of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi through the District Integrated Health and Family Welfare Institute. Accordingly, a marathon race was organized today at 7 am from Freedom Park Zero Mile Metro Station. In the prize distribution program organized after the race, Dr. They were talking pranks.
Municipal Commissioner Radhakrishnan B., Collector Dr. Dr. Vipin Itankar, Deputy Director of Health. Vinita Jain, Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Krishnanath Patil, Deputy Commissioner of Police Rahul Madane, District Surgeon Dr. Nivrithi Rathore, District Health Officer Dr. Dr. Deepak Selokar, Assistant Director of Leprosy Health Services. Deepika Sakore and other dignitaries were present.
Devi has been completely eradicated from India. Similarly, leprosy needs to be eradicated from the country. Even today there are many misconceptions about leprosy. Dr. appeals to everyone to cooperate to eliminate it. Khode did this time.
Earlier, the organized marathon race started from Freedom Park. Then it concluded at the metro station via Constituent Chowk, Akashvani Chowk, Vidyapeeth Chowk. This race was organized to create public awareness about leprosy by removing the misconceptions about leprosy in the society.
Marathon runners were divided into three groups namely 15 to 18 years, 19 to 35 years and above 36 years. Men and women were divided into categories for marathon races. The winners were given cash prizes and certificates. 3 thousand rupees were awarded to the first winner, 2 thousand rupees to the second prize, and 1 thousand rupees to the third prize. Introduction of the program Assistant Director of Leprosy Health Service Dr. Done by Deepika Sakore. During the program, an oath was given to those present to eradicate leprosy.
Free t-shirts were distributed to the contestants, students, officials, staff men and women participating in the marathon run.
A leprosy prevention day and fortnight has been organized on the occasion of the death anniversary of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi through the District Integrated Health and Family Welfare Institute. Accordingly, a marathon race was organized today at 7 am from Freedom Park Zero Mile Metro Station. In the prize distribution program organized after the race, Dr. They were talking pranks.
Municipal Commissioner Radhakrishnan B., Collector Dr. Dr. Vipin Itankar, Deputy Director of Health. Vinita Jain, Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Krishnanath Patil, Deputy Commissioner of Police Rahul Madane, District Surgeon Dr. Nivrithi Rathore, District Health Officer Dr. Dr. Deepak Selokar, Assistant Director of Leprosy Health Services. Deepika Sakore and other dignitaries were present.
Devi has been completely eradicated from India. Similarly, leprosy needs to be eradicated from the country. Even today there are many misconceptions about leprosy. Dr. appeals to everyone to cooperate to eliminate it. Khode did this time.
Earlier, the organized marathon race started from Freedom Park. Then it concluded at the metro station via Constituent Chowk, Akashvani Chowk, Vidyapeeth Chowk. This race was organized to create public awareness about leprosy by removing the misconceptions about leprosy in the society.
Marathon runners were divided into three groups namely 15 to 18 years, 19 to 35 years and above 36 years. Men and women were divided into categories for marathon races. The winners were given cash prizes and certificates. 3 thousand rupees were awarded to the first winner, 2 thousand rupees to the second prize, and 1 thousand rupees to the third prize. Introduction of the program Assistant Director of Leprosy Health Service Dr. Done by Deepika Sakore. During the program, an oath was given to those present to eradicate leprosy.
Free t-shirts were distributed to the contestants, students, officials, staff men and women participating in the marathon run.
