Indian Army Conducts Asthma Awareness Drives Across Tinsukia on World Asthma Day
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On the occasion of World Asthma Day, the Indian Army conducted multiple respiratory health awareness programmes in Tinsukia district, Assam, to promote asthma education and preventive healthcare.
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Locations Covered: Awareness sessions were held in Tipong, Daisajan, and Makum areas of Tinsukia district.
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Participation: Over 340 individuals took part, including 203 students, 132 villagers, and 10 teachers.
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Educational Focus:
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At Tipong: Myths about asthma, inhaler usage demonstrations, and emergency protocols were discussed.
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At Daisajan: Health lectures focused on symptoms, triggers, and management strategies.
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At Assam Heights Public School, Makum: A dynamic session with interactive Q&A by the Army’s Medical Officer.
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Community Engagement: Participants shared experiences and took a collective pledge to promote respiratory wellness.
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Broader Message: The Indian Army emphasized its role in holistic national service by prioritizing both health and education in remote communities.
