'World AIDS Day Is An Opportunity To Come Together In The Fight Against HIV'
Rally held on World AIDS Day in Devagiri ZP High School on Thursday, 01-Dec-2022.
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Devagiri (BIN – IC): The staff of Bandur Health Center said that World AIDS Day is an opportunity to move forward and fight unitedly in the fight against HIV. They conducted an awareness program for students on World AIDS Day at Devagiri Zilla Parishad High School on Thursday. Why World AIDS Day? What is its significance? Why should everyone come together in this fight? The staff of Bandur Health Center explained these points. Community Health Officer Krishna, ANM Vijayalakshmi, ASHA activists Lakshmi, Hemavathy, Lady constable, Hindi pandit Jayaleela, English teacher Mercy Vijayaleela and PET master Rajesh participated in this programme.
World AIDS Day is observed on December 1 every year. It is an opportunity for people around the world to show solidarity with people living with HIV and remember those who have died of AIDS-related diseases. This day reminds us that HIV is not gone yet, we need to fight it with awareness. It shows the need to support those in the world who live with stigma and discrimination. World AIDS Day first started as world health day in 1988. On this day, solidarity is expressed by wearing a red ribbon. Rock the Ribbon has been set as the theme for the year 2022.
(Source: JS/TYP/IAIJ/BIN/DPJB) / Rural Reporting
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