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Trekking expedition

Updated At : 06:30 AM May 20, 2016 IST

Dalhousie, May 19

The nature study-cum-trekking expedition camp for a batch of 112 youths, including 12 ‘divyaang’ (deaf-mute), from various parts of Gujarat state culminated at youth hostel Dalhousie on Monday.

The camp was organized by the Youth Hostel Association of India (YHAI) which incorporated the activities like rock climbing, river crossing, trekking, drawing competitions, camp fire etc.

Dr Bipin Thakur, Medical Superintendent, Government Hospital Dalhousie, appreciated all, especially the ‘divyaang’. — OC

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