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Mount Carmel School, Zirakpur

The school organized a ‘Say No to Crackers’ drive at Sushma Joynest Apartments/Society. The event aimed to raise awareness about the environmental and health impacts of bursting firecrackers, especially during festive times. Students, teachers, and community members gathered to promote...

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Updated At : 12:01 PM Nov 07, 2024 IST

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The school organized a ‘Say No to Crackers’ drive at Sushma Joynest Apartments/Society. The event aimed to raise awareness about the environmental and health impacts of bursting firecrackers, especially during festive times. Students, teachers, and community members gathered to promote a safer, quieter, and more eco-friendly way of celebrating, encouraging everyone to choose alternatives to crackers. The drive included informative sessions, posters, and interactive activities to help participants understand the importance of reducing air and noise pollution for a healthier environment.

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