Global Wisdom International School, Dera Bassi, holds malaria drive

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 02, 2025 IST

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In a proactive step towards community health, the school organised an anti-malaria awareness drive aiming to educate students about malaria prevention and control measures under the guidance of Sangeeta Jain, Civil Surgeon, Mohali. An interactive session on the importance of mosquito control, hygiene, and early symptoms of malaria was conducted by SMO, Dera Bassi, Dr Dharminder Singh, Health Inspector Gurtej Singh and Rajinder Singh. Students actively participated in the drive, showcasing their creativity in a poster making competition. Ram (Class X) got the first position, Keerat (Class VIII) second and Akshara third.

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