Patiala News:T. B. Free India Campaign ‘ Josh ‘ program under The Beginning
Patiala News:T. B. Free India Campaign ‘ Josh ‘ program under The Beginning

Patiala 8 October ( ) Health On Family Welfare Department Punjabi By T. B. Free India Of Goals To Acquired To do For New Efforts Done Go Stay There are . Why? Series Under ‘ JOSH ‘ program under the (TB will be defeated, the country will win) program under the leadership of Dr. Shelly Jaitley in Patiala district The Beginning Done Gone . This Program Of Home Objective T. B. ‘s Quickly Identity , time Head Investigation and Treatment To Sure To create Of Side by side People In T. B. related Awareness Born To do Yes . Program Through T. B. ‘s Symptoms Those Individuals The Identification Because They To Investigation and Treatment For Government Health Organizations With Added Will go .
This Opportunities Civil Surgeon Dr. Shelly Jaitley hosts ‘ Josh ‘ program The Beginning While doing Said That Against T. B. War In Society Of Every Categories The Participation Important Yes . They Said That T. B. A Treatable Disease Is and Time Head Identification and Complete Treatment To get it done With Patient Complete Like Okay. Be Can Yes . On this occasion, letters of appreciation were given to the panchayats of TB-free villages and they were asked to sensitize their neighboring panchayats to make their villages TB-free . TB Champions were also awarded certificates of appreciation.
They Health Department Of Officials and Employees To Appeal Done That That ‘ Josh ‘ program To Ground Level Until To deliver and More From More People To This With To add . They General People To Also Appeal Done That T. B. ‘s Symptoms Shown On giving Without Delay Investigation To get it done and With T. B. Connected Discrimination To Finished To do In Support Give . Civil Surgeon Dr. Shelly Jaitley Ne Said That Shared Efforts and People The Active Participation With Yes T. B. Free India Of Goals To Acquired Done Go Can Yes . On this occasion, the Block Level Panchayat Officer , Sarpanch , TB Champions , TB Control Wing staff and NCC Volunteers were present.
