Punjabi Bagh News: Special vaccination drive was held at Sanatan Dharma Saraswati Bal Mandir in Punjabi Bagh, where 120 girls were vaccinated against cervical cancer with the support of the Rotary Club.
Health Initiative Supported by Rotary
A special vaccination camp was organised at Sanatan Dharma Saraswati Bal Mandir, Punjabi Bagh, in collaboration with the Rotary Club, to protect the health of female students. As part of this initiative, 120 girls from the school were vaccinated against cervical cancer. The program aimed to raise awareness among adolescent girls and reduce the risk of this serious disease in the future. The vaccination process was completed at the camp, held on the school premises, with parental consent and medical supervision.
Safe Vaccination in the Presence of Experts
A team of medical experts was present during the vaccination drive, administering the vaccine after a health check-up of the students. Dr. Taru Agarwal and Palak Jindal provided special support during the campaign. They also provided detailed information to the students about the causes, symptoms, and preventive measures of cervical cancer. The doctors explained that timely vaccination is an effective means of preventing this disease, and its importance increases during adolescence.
An Important Step Towards Awareness
The school management and Rotary Club hailed this initiative as a significant step towards a bright and secure future for girls. The program not only provided vaccinations, but also raised awareness among students about the importance of personal hygiene and regular health checkups. The organisers expressed their commitment to organising similar health camps in the future to benefit even more students.
