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Medicines distributed to de-worm students
In an attempt to deworm all the children up to 19 years and improve their well being, Corporator Pannala Devender Reddy, along with the representative of public health centre Dr Sirish, distributed medicines to the students at primary high school in the division on Tuesday
Mallapur: In an attempt to deworm all the children up to 19 years and improve their well being, Corporator Pannala Devender Reddy, along with the representative of public health centre Dr Sirish, distributed medicines to the students at primary high school in the division on Tuesday.
They created awareness on health among the students by teaching them health tips. The corporator said that people with worms in their stomach are less hungry and are prone to motions. He said the Telangana government is committed to the welfare of students and that it is making sure that it is supplying fine rice to the hostels.
He said the government has been developing government schools on par with corporate schools. Pannala Devender Reddy wished all the students all the best in reaching peaks in their education and career.
