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Five-day Health Mela from Oct 23

NEW DELHI:The 25th MTNL Perfect Health Mela, an annual health programme, this year focuses on indoor air pollution and antimicrobial resistance, among other issues.

New Delhi, October 19

The 25th MTNL Perfect Health Mela, an annual health programme, this year focuses on indoor air pollution and antimicrobial resistance, among other issues.

The health exhibition, organised by Heart Care Foundation of India, will have a number of sessions, programmes, free checkups and camps spread over five days starting from October 23 at Talkatora Indoor Stadium.

There will be a workshop on Hands-only CPR 10 (cardiopulmonary resuscitation 10) with Ministry of Youth Affairs; conclave on “Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) campaign: Say No to Self-Antibiotics” by partners like World Health Organisation and National Centre for Disease Control; and a spiritual inter-faith conference. — TNS

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