HIV/AIDS awareness rally taken out in Thoothukudi
The Hindu
K. Elambahavath flags off HIV/AIDS awareness rally with cultural troupes spreading messages across the district.
Collector K. Elambahavath flagged off an HIV / AIDS awareness rally here on Tuesday.
The rally, organised by the Thoothukudi District AIDS Prevention and Control Unit at Kamaraj College, will ensure the sticking of awareness messages and slogans about the dreaded disease caused by the viral infection on autorickshaws and other public vehicles.
Moreover, cultural troupes will visit every part of the district to take the messages to the public.
After administering anti-HIV / AIDS awareness pledges to the participants, Mr. Elambahavath also participated in a human chain.
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