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Kendriya Vidyalaya, Saloh

Under the National Child Health Programme, annual medical check-up of all students was done in the school. An eight-member medical team was sent to the school by the Block Medical Officer, Haroli. The check-up of all children of Class I...

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Saloh, Updated At : 10:56 AM Oct 10, 2024 IST

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Under the National Child Health Programme, annual medical check-up of all students was done in the school. An eight-member medical team was sent to the school by the Block Medical Officer, Haroli. The check-up of all children of Class I to XII of the school continued for four days. The medical team was led by Dr Arjun Thakur and Dr Abhishek. The members of the team were Dr Nandini, Dr Shikha Sharma, Dr Anjula, pharmacist Aarti and Sangeeta, and Gurbaksh Kaur as assistants. Principal Neelam Guleria, while thanking the medical team, said good health of children is the top priority and underlined the important role of parents.

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