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Delhi World Public School, Kandaghat, Solan

Observing the World Hand Washing Day, the school organised a free health check-up for all the students from Class I to XII, keeping in mind that healthy mind resides in healthy body, a health check-up was successfully done on the...

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Updated At : 04:13 PM Oct 18, 2022 IST

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Observing the World Hand Washing Day, the school organised a free health check-up for all the students from Class I to XII, keeping in mind that healthy mind resides in healthy body, a health check-up was successfully done on the school premises. Doctors from Civil Hospital, Kandaghat, visited the school (Dr Nanda, Dr Bhawna) and conducted a thorough check-up of the students and prescribed the medicine and diagnosed the students for their betterment. Principal Reena Panta also spread awareness regarding the importance of health and hygiene.

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