Students, public educated on use of LPG cylinders

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Rampur, Updated At : 07:47 AM Nov 23, 2024 IST

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Indian Oil Corporation Limited, in collaboration with the Himachal Pradesh State Civil Supplies Department, organised awareness camps under the ‘our kitchen, our responsibility’ campaign. The objective of these camps was to educate children and the general public about the safe use of LPG cylinders.

The camps were held at Navodaya Vidyalaya, Kendriya Vidyalaya, and Government Senior Secondary School, Reckong Peo. During the sessions, Indian Oil Manager Harsh Bodh addressed the students, providing insights into precautions and safety measures for using LPG cylinders. He explained the steps to be taken in case of a gas leak.

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