World white cane day2011
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1) A rally was held in Satkhira, Bangladesh on October 15, 2011 to observe World White Cane Safety Day and raise awareness about the rights and protections of blind and visually impaired people. 2) The rally marched through town led by additional district magistrate Sheikh Hamim Hasan and ended at the Upazilla auditorium where a discussion meeting was held. 3) Over 300 people attended the event, including visually impaired persons who spoke about their experiences and rights. White canes were distributed to blind and visually impaired attendees.
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Rishilpi Health Programme has organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Maniknagor and Jugikhali villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams have been serving people at the camps since August 12, 2011. Diseases treated at the camps include dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases. The objective is to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent their spread.
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Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in Habaspur and Shuvashini villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh to provide treatment to people suffering from the effects of flooding. Two medical teams treated patients for diseases including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, skin diseases, and more. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease among the flood-affected communities.
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Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp in Kanidia Village, Tala Upazilla, Satkhira district to provide treatment to people affected by flooding. The camp treated people for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, scabies and other skin diseases. The camp has been operating since August 12, 2011 to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease.
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- 2. Rally was started from the Officer’s Club Satkhira Objective of the day Creation of awareness to the mass people about the rights of blind and visually impaired people, and ensure the protection during their movement and live in the community.
- 3. World White Cane Safety day celebration is the main weapon of the United Nation to make people aware of the worldwide about the blind and visually impairment of their rights and protection. Every year Bangladesh observes the day together with the global community along with public and private sector of the country . Rishilpi Observed the day on 15, October 2011 in collaboration of Local administration of Government of Bangladesh. Focusing the theme of the day a rally was marched to different road of the town and end the rally at Upazilla Auditorium. Additional District Magistrate Mr. Sheikh Hamim Hasan was the chief guest of the programme and he led the rally while Acting UNO Mr. Alamgir Hossain was the special guest of the programme. Rishilpi’s Social Welfare Unit Supervisor Mr. Louis Pandey represented the Rishilpi in the rally and discussion meeting with a 10 members team from Health and Education Programme. Mr. Deen Islam ( a visually impaired persons) took part the discussion meeting on behalf of Rishilpi. Total number of 300 people atteded the rally with a good number of
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