Tarun Karthick
Sri Vijaya Puram, 26 March 2025
The World Tuberculosis (TB) Day programme was noticed at BJR Hospital, Car Nicobar, with a renewed dedication to eradicate tuberculosis by means of neighborhood participation and sustained efforts. The occasion, held within the hospital’s Conference Hall, introduced collectively key stakeholders, together with Mr. Amit Kale, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Nicobar District, and Mr. Lioneld Nicomed, Chief Captain of the Tribal Council, alongside Tribal Council members, Heads of Departments, medical employees, and neighborhood members.
This yr’s theme, “Yes! We Can End TB – Commit, Invest, Deliver,” underscored the significance of united motion in eliminating the preventable and treatable illness. The occasion commenced with the ceremonial lighting of a lamp by Mr. Kale and different dignitaries, symbolizing hope and resilience within the struggle in opposition to TB.
In his tackle, Mr. Kale recommended the relentless efforts of the District Tuberculosis Officer (DTO), National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP) employees, and ground-level staff for his or her essential function in TB case detection and administration. As a Nikshay Mitra himself, Mr. Kale inspired attendees to volunteer as Nikshay Mitras to strengthen community-based help for TB sufferers.
Dr. Silvester Titus, Medical Officer, welcomed the gathering and highlighted the significance of continued consciousness and collaborative motion to eradicate TB. Acknowledging the contributions of frontline staff and volunteers, Certificates of Appreciation had been awarded to a few ASHAs, winners of an essay writing competitors, and 25 Nikshay Mitras for his or her dedication to TB elimination efforts.
Dr. Anwar Moosa, District TB Officer for Nicobar, offered insights into the district’s progress by means of an in depth PowerPoint presentation, showcasing the achievements and ongoing initiatives geared toward combating TB.
Dr. Johnson Sameer, Medical Superintendent (i/c), BJR Hospital, reiterated the Government’s dedication to eliminating TB by 2025 and praised the neighborhood’s rising participation on this mission. He urged all contributors to actively have interaction within the Nikshay Mitra initiative and contribute to sustaining the momentum within the struggle in opposition to TB.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Ruth Christopher, Dental Surgeon at BJR Hospital, who expressed gratitude to the well being staff, volunteers, and Government officers for his or her unwavering efforts in combating TB within the area.
With collective dedication and neighborhood involvement, Car Nicobar continues to maneuver nearer to attaining its objective of a TB-free future. (Story Based on PR)
