Anti tobacco rally held

Srinagar,Nov 30: An anti-tobacco rally and awareness programme was held Wednesday by the Civil Defence volunteers in Srinagar.
 An official handout said the programme was organized by J&K Voluntary Health Association in collaboration with Divisional Administration Kashmir, Civil Defence Organization and SP Hr Sec School Srinagar.
 Executive Director JK VHA, AM Mir introduced the programme and informed that the Association has been working since 1997 in Kashmir valley for providing community health services to the people living in remote villages.

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Lastupdate on : Wed, 30 Nov 2011 18:30:00 GMT
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