GHMC urges students to join dengue fever awareness program in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: In response to the rising number of Dengue fever cases, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has launched a student volunteer program to raise public awareness and combat the threat of dengue fevers.
The program, titled “Join the Fight Against Dengue! Small Bite Big Threat,” seeks to empower students aged 14-22 to become ambassadors for Dengue prevention in their communities.
“We need your help to raise awareness and take action against dengue fever,” the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) stated. “Apply now to be part of our student-led awareness program.”
The program will involve participation in the “Dry-Day Activity,” a crucial initiative aimed at eliminating mosquito breeding grounds. Further details regarding specific activities will be provided to selected volunteers.
Benefits and Recognition:
Selected participants will have the opportunity to:
• Gain valuable community service hours.
• Enhance their resumes with this impactful experience.
• Make a positive difference in their communities by educating others about Dengue prevention.
How to Apply:
Interested students can apply through the following methods:
• Scan the QR code provided by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).
• Visit the online application form: forms.gle/gJjaxgwAfuSnQ7…
Taking Action Together:
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is urging students to join this crucial initiative and become “HEROES” in the fight against Dengue fever. By working together, students and the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) can create a safer and healthier Hyderabad for all.
The Zonal Commissioner of Khairatabad utilized a popular social media platform, previously known as Twitter, to announce the program. This sparked a conversation among users, with some advocating for expanding the age range for participation.
Calling ALL ” HEROES!!!” ,
GHMC has started a volunteer program for students to create awareness in community regarding Dengue Fever and precautions
Participants will be provided Certificates/Appreciation letters
To apply – https://t.co/7HzRrFWQGu pic.twitter.com/pBVKltWLHV— Zonal Commissioner Khairatabad, GHMC (@ZC_Khairatabad) July 10, 2024
One user suggested, “To keep the age open to all, it’s all about awareness. Just like the successful ‘Swachh Hyderabad Internship Program’ in 2018, which created a lot of impact by raising awareness on wet/dry waste segregation.”
