Indian Army Conducts World Hepatitis Day Awareness Drive in Poonch’s Haribudha
POONCH, JULY 29 — On the occasion of World Hepatitis Day, the Indian Army organized a comprehensive health awareness programme at Government High School, Fatehpur, in the Haribudha area of Poonch district. The initiative aimed to educate students and faculty about hepatitis prevention, early detection, and treatment options. During the session, Army personnel highlighted the causes, symptoms, and transmission modes of the disease, emphasizing the critical role of personal hygiene, safe drinking water, sanitation, and timely Hepatitis B vaccination.
Students actively engaged in the interactive drive, committing to serve as health ambassadors within their families and local communities. The school administration expressed deep appreciation for the Indian Army’s ongoing dedication to public health and community welfare. The event concluded with a collective pledge to promote healthy living practices and support efforts toward eliminating hepatitis as a public health threat.
