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Seminar on 'tobacco and its evil effect' held
6/16/2014 11:18:47 PM
Early Times Report

Mendhar, June 16: In connection with an anti tobacco campaign a seminar and rally was organized in village Jandrolla jointly by the students and staff of the middle schools Barwallan, Jandrolla and Galinag of education zone Sathra. The participants, headmasters and community members spoke on the bad effects of tobacco in length and breadth. Speakers highlighted that the consumption of tobacco and cigarette causes major diseases like cancer and underlined that almost all the religions refrain their followers to take any intoxicant.
Among prominent speakers included headmasters Farooq Ahmad, Onkar Singh and Munir Hussain, Sarpanch Bashir Khatana, Numberdar Mohammad Rasheed besides students namely Imtiaz Ahmed, Shaheen Kosar, Farida Akhter and Sajjad Ahmed.
The seminar was followed by an awareness rally in which students of the different schools holding banners and placards highlighting evil effects of tobacco was taken out from Jandrolla Panchayat to Supermarket Barwallan. Thereafter students were also offered refreshment by the staff on the occasion.
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