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Folk artistes raise AIDS awareness in Jubbal

An awareness programme on AIDS was organised by folk artistes at Jubbal bus stand on Tuesday. Through this programme, locals were apprised of the testing, precautions and counselling on AIDS. As per the directions of the Health Department and state...

Tribune News Service

Shimla, Updated At : 08:46 AM Nov 06, 2024 IST

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Folk artistes raise awareness on AIDS at Jubbal bus stand.

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An awareness programme on AIDS was organised by folk artistes at Jubbal bus stand on Tuesday. Through this programme, locals were apprised of the testing, precautions and counselling on AIDS. As per the directions of the Health Department and state AIDS Control Committee, these programmes are being held in the entire district to raise awareness about the prevention of AIDS.

Besides, the head of the group, Pravesh Nihalta, and other members entertained the public through songs and music.

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