Rabies awareness workshop at ECI Chalet Day School, Chalet

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:10 AM Jul 30, 2025 IST

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An informative Anti-Rabies Awareness Workshop was conducted at the school during the morning assembly. The session aimed to spread awareness among students and staff about the prevention, symptoms, and treatment of rabies-a serious yet preventable disease. The workshop was led by Jashan Jeet Singh, who provided guidance on how to respond to animal bites, the importance of pet vaccinations, and tips for safely interacting with stray animals. The interactive session kept students engaged, and many actively participated by asking questions. Vinita Sood, Principal of the school, appreciated the initiative, saying, "Creating awareness about life-saving health issues is a vital part of our school's mission. This workshop empowered our students with essential knowledge and practical safety."

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