Sanitary napkin-vending machines installed

Updated At : 07:46 AM Nov 13, 2018 IST

DC Isha Kalia inaugurates sanitary napkin-vending machines at the District Administrative Complex in Hoshiarpur. Tribune Photo

Hoshiarpur, November 12

The District Red Cross Society has installed two sanitary napkin-vending machines at the District Administrative Complex (DAC) here under the Mission Tandarust Punjab.

Inaugurating the machines, DC Isha Kalia said it would be helpful for the female staff and the DAC.

District Red Cross Society’s secretary Naresh Gupta said these machines were sponsored by NRI social worker Pyare Lal Saini and UK citizen Sandeep Soni. — OC

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