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Health Department Doda observes World Zoonoses Day with district-wide awareness campaign
7/6/2026 11:04:18 PM
Early Times Report
DODA, July 6: The Health Department, District Doda, observed World Zoonoses Day with a series of awareness programmes across all Medical Blocks of the district to educate the public on zoonotic diseases and the importance of preventing their transmission, on 06-07-2026.
The main district level programme was organized at the Govt ANMT School, Doda, and was attended by the students of the institution, organized by IDSP Unit under the banner of District Health Society, Doda.
The programme was graced by Dy Chief Medical Officer Doda Dr. Sat Lal Manhas, Block Medical Officer Ghat, Dr. Abdul Gafoor, Principal Govt ANMT School Doda, Smt. Vidya Kotwal, Mr. Umar Anayat (Epidemiologist), Mr. Sanjeev Rana (Health Educator), Mrs Roma Sharma (Data Manager, IDSP), and Mrs. Saima Kousar (Tutor, ANMT School Doda).
The programme commenced with a welcome address by Mr. Umar Anayat, who highlighted the significance of World Zoonoses Day and gave a brief overview of zoonotic diseases, their modes of transmission, and the need for coordinated preventive measures.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Sat Lal Manhas emphasized the importance of creating awareness about zoonotic diseases and adopting preventive practices to reduce the risk of infections transmitted from animals to humans. He urged the students to act as ambassadors of health awareness in their communities.
Dr. Abdul Gafoor also delivered an informative lecture on the prevention and control of zoonotic diseases, stressing the importance of personal hygiene, food safety, vaccination of animals, and early reporting of suspected cases.
Speaking on the occasion, Smt. Vidya Kotwal appreciated the initiative of the Health Department and encouraged the students to actively participate in public health awareness activities.
An interactive question and answer session was also held, during which students enthusiastically participated and clarified their queries regarding zoonotic diseases and their prevention.
The proceedings of the programme were conducted by Mr. Faizan A. Tramboo.
Similar awareness programmes were organized in all Medical Blocks of District Doda to mark World Zoonoses Day, reaffirming the Health Department's commitment to promoting public awareness and strengthening disease prevention through community participation.
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