On the occasion of World AIDS Day, an awareness programme was organised at the campus of the CRPF 172 battalion, near police line Garhwa. The programme was presided by the Commandant Satyendranath Mishra, who said that today AIDS has taken a terrible appearance, but due to awareness, the AIDS patient has decreased.
CRPF is also working on social welfare with its original work. In this order we have kept an awareness programme on this day.
Red Cross Secretary Dr. JP Singh has a detailed focused on AIDS, what is AIDS, how AIDS is, what are the symptoms of AIDS to the people.
He said AIDS is a dangerous disease. This is caused by the infection of HIV viral in the form of unsafe sexual activity. It was first found in Africa in 1981.
Its symptoms include high fever, joint pain and flowering, diarrhea, red marks on the place in the body, etc.
This mainly consists of unprotected sex, multiple sex, unprotected blood plucking, needles for many with a needle and coming in children born with infected mothers.
There was no cure in earlier times, but its treatment is now possible.
Blood Donation Chairman of Red Cross Krrtiya Nand Shrivastav revealed that there are two and a half million people in the world who have died this disease till now and millions of people are still under the same influence.
Second Commanding Officer PS Ghosh, Deputy Commandant Savindra Singh, Inspector GD Chandra Prakash Patel, Sub Inspector Arun Kumar Dubey, Rahul Singh, Pankaj Kumar Choubey, Rajshree Verma, Sanjay Pandey, Pittras Kullu Bhagat, Devendra Pratap Singh and hundreds of CRPF Jawan attended the programme.
later, Under the presidentship of Commandant Satyendra Nath Mishra, sworn in the sanctity of cleanliness with the officials and jawan.
He told the other about cleanliness and the family and the people around us were told to stay clean and healthy on this occasion.
The second Commanding officer of the rank, PS Ghosh, Deputy Commandant, Sarvendra Singh and Rahul Singh Pankaj Choubey, Rajshree Verma and other officers and hundreds of Jawan were present.