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Employees must prioritize health alongside official duties: Nirmal Collector
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Bhavesh Mishra directs continuation of free medical camp until all Collectorate staff undergo blood tests

Employees must prioritize health alongside official duties: Nirmal Collector
Khanapur: Nirmal District Collector Bhavesh Mishra has urged government employees to prioritize their health alongside their official responsibilities, stressing the importance of regular medical check-ups and physical fitness.
A special medical camp was organized at the Collectorate on Monday under the supervision of District Medical and Health Officer Dr.Rajender for the benefit of employees.
Visiting the camp, the Collector encouraged officers and staff to avail themselves of the facility and undergo free blood tests. He said several health problems could remain undetected without proper medical examinations and emphasized that early diagnosis, timely medication and necessary lifestyle changes could help prevent complications.
Mishra advised employees to practise daily exercise and yoga and avoid neglecting their health. He also directed officials to continue the medical camp until all Collectorate employees had completed their blood tests.
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