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The workshop on sensitization of the iodine deficiency disorder control programme was held on October 19, 2016 in the conference hall of the CMOH Office in Bankura district. The workshop was convened by the Deputy CMOH-II of Bankura and had 95 total participants in attendance, including representatives from the district administration, various line departments like Education and PHED, district health officials, BMOHs, BPHNs, and staff.
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