Inner Wheel Club to spread awareness on cervical cancer

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Una, Updated At : 05:16 AM Dec 14, 2024 IST

Members of the club during a meeting in Una on Friday.

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The Inner Wheel Club of Una today resolved to create public awareness on cervical cancer. The decision was taken at a meeting, which was presided over by the chairperson of the Inner Wheel District 307, Manmohan Suri. The Una Club members further decided to donate two wheelchairs every year to needy people.

Speaking on the occasion, Suri said there were increasing instances of cervical cancer among women, and by creating awareness, the disease could either be prevented or detected at an early stage. Suri announced that from the current year, as part of a signature project, each Inner Wheel Club in the district would help get at least three girls vaccinated against the disease.

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