Abohar: Drive to boost immunity

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Abohar, May 17

Amid the ongoing pandemic, an “Amrit Kadha Rath” arranged by the ‘Apna Abohar, Apni Abha’ was flagged off with the help of Daksha Ayurvedic Hospital and Panchakarma Centre on Monday.

Earlier, thousands of ‘kadha’ (decoction) glasses were served by Jansewa Hospital and other nongovernmental organisations to policemen and health workers in Sriganganagar. The ‘rath’ will visit different parts of the city over the next two-three days and distribute free decoction to people. — OC

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