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World Aids Day is observed on December 1 every year to create awareness about the symptoms, causes and preventives of the pandemic disease HIV/AIDS that has taken unprecedented number of lives.
Like every year, World AIDS Day 2017 was celebrated with a new theme “Right to health’ including a range of interactive activities, campaigns by distributing posters and events that are endorsed by governments, people and organisations.
Awareness is critical on AIDS, said Kakinada Mayor Sunkara Pavani here on Friday. Mayor Sunkara Pavani took part as a chief visitor at a rally on attention to AIDS that was sorted out by the District Additional Medical and Health Department.
In the wake of hailing off the awareness rally, Kakinada Mayor Sunkara Pavani said that AIDS was not a scourge and it enters body through the infection. She additionally educated that the administration was playing it safe to control the spread of AIDS.
She said that mindfulness was more imperative to comprehend AIDS. She likewise said that the motto during the current year’s World AIDS Day is ‘My Health is My Right.
Afterward, the Mayor managed a vow to understudies, representatives and open that they were resolved to comprehend AIDS and would not surrender to the shortcomings that could prompt the spread of AIDS. The Mayor asked every pregnant lady to experience fundamental examinations to think about AIDS.
Every one of the understudies, workers and the assembled open framed a human chain and raised trademarks ‘My Health is My Right’. Locale Medical and Health Officer Dr Chenchayya, Additional DM and HO and District Aids Control Officer M Pavan Kumar, Nursing and PR College understudies took an interest.