SuryaaNow Telangana Desk: Additional Collector Chandraya started Nashamukti Bharat awareness rally District wide awareness programs till November 14 Manchiryala, October 28 :... Additional Collector Chandraya who launched Nashamukti Bharat awareness rally District wide awareness programs till November 14 Manchiryala, October 28 : Nashamukti Bharat Abhiyan program is being organized as per the directives of the central and state governments to educate the youth and students about the side effects of drugs and encourage them to live a healthy life away from addictions, said Additional District Collector Chandraya IAS. On Wednesday, he started an awareness rally from Manchyryala District Government Hospital to Bellampally Square. About 500 people participated in this program. Speaking on the occasion, the Additional Collector said that as per the instructions of the Honorable Governor, Indian Red Cross Society and various voluntary organizations have come forward for awareness programs on drug eradication. It has been revealed that various programs will be organized in the district from October 28 to November 14.
Youth are advised to stay away from smoking, alcohol, gutka, tobacco and other intoxicants. It is stated that the use of drugs causes problems such as aggressive behavior, depression, sleepiness and falling away from education in addition to damaging the mental peace. It is explained that the effect of these will be on health, financial conditions, family life and education. It is advised that the students should take proper precautions so that they do not get attracted to bad addictions and the teachers in the colleges should educate the students about the dangers of drugs every day. Observing the developments in the neighborhood, he called to stay away from intoxicants. The Additional Collector expressed satisfaction over the services provided by the Indian Red Cross Society.
District Medical Health Officer Dr. Narendra Rathod, Dr. Sudhakar Naik, Dr. Sridhar, Program Officer Dr. Anilkumar, Dr. Sunil, District Mass Media Officer Bukka Venkateshwar, District Intermediate Board Officer Anjaya, Indian Red Cross Society District President and Secretary Bhaskar Reddy, Mahender Reddy, Madhusudan Reddy, district medical team members Alladi Srinivas, Nandev, Putta Sattaiah, Lakshmanaswamy, Surender, Disha activists, doctors, health workers, students of private junior colleges and nursing colleges participated.
