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The document summarizes a feedback session that discussed developing holistic healthcare and community services in response to post-COVID challenges. It focused on providing safety measures in schools and spreading awareness to students, teachers, school administration, and parents. The session stressed making these groups aware of the benefits of nutrition, sleep, and enhancing immune system fighting capacity. The vice principal and three science teachers attended.
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