Health check-up camp held to mark National Nutrition week

154 students, 10 staff members examined by Ayurvedic Medical Officer

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Palampur, Updated At : 08:54 AM Sep 05, 2024 IST

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A health check-up camp was organised by the AYUSH Department, Government of Himachal Pradesh, for students of Shining Star Global School, Sai Bhranta, to mark the National Nutrition Week.

Dr Kavita Sood, Senior Ayurvedic Medical Officer from Ayush Health and Wellness Centre, Salan, examined 154 students and 10 staff members.

Sood also delivered a speech on the importance of nutrition and offered valuable tips on keeping a good health at every stage of life.

School principal Tilak Raj organised a poster-making competition for the students on the occasion. He appreciated the active participation the medical officer and other staff of the Department of Ayush.

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