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Ganpati Convent Smart School, Sadhaura

A two-day medical camp was organised at the school. Doctors from Lal Bahadur Shastri Women’s Ayurvedic College were welcomed at the school. Check-up of students of pre-nursery to Class VIII was done. Paediatricians examined the students’ eyes, height, weight, teeth...

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Updated At : 11:18 AM Oct 01, 2024 IST

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A two-day medical camp was organised at the school. Doctors from Lal Bahadur Shastri Women’s Ayurvedic College were welcomed at the school. Check-up of students of pre-nursery to Class VIII was done. Paediatricians examined the students’ eyes, height, weight, teeth and anaemia/haemoglobin. The doctors gave necessary instructions to the students to stay healthy. Principal Pooja Trikha explained to the children that “good health is our true wealth. If you are healthy, then every work in life becomes easy for you”. All the doctors were thanked on behalf of the school and management.

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