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- 1. 1. Following activities have been conducted regarding, '31 May 2015 to celebrate WNTD' in the spirit of EDO-H letter to celebrate WNTD for a week. 2. The meeting of the district implementation & monitoring committee ( DI&MC) on tobacco control, Gujranwala 3. The objectives of the meeting were to review, the progress made to implement the tobacco control activities & tobacco control laws in district Gujranwala and discuss the future strategies for enforcement of tobacco control laws in Gujranwala, Distribution of booklets with signage of 'WNTD 31 May 2015'. 4. Awareness walk and session with Government FMF post Graduate College for boys on 30/5/2015 5. EDO-H address to Office staff to convey the message of WNTD on 30/5/2015 in EDO-H conference room 6. DO-H press Briefing with electronic and print media on 2/6/2015 in EDO- H conference room. 7. Anti Tobacco Products use/Smoking ads in newspapers by District Government 8. Display of banners. 9. Interview with local newspaper Kind regards, Qamar Iqbal Goraya District Coordinator ,"Strengthening Tobacco Control in Pakistan: Tobacco Control Cell, Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination Government of Pakistan Mobile: (+92)3436049931) Email:qamariqbalgoraya@yahoo.com
- 2. Skype: qamar.goraya Face book: qamar goraya Twitter : @ qamar goraya Executive District Officer Health’s Letters to all Health related Departments to celebrate 31st May as a WNTD
- 3. District Coordination Officer(DCO) Administrator City District Government impose us/144 to sale tobacco products in sheesha Hukka
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