World Health Day: Bommai to thank Health Warriors

BANGALORE April 7: Health is essential for a good man to grow well. This is why the elders say ‘health is lucky’. The role of doctors, nurses, and healthcare personnel is vital in maintaining health. Basavaraja Bommai, the Chief Minister of World Health Day, wished him well. Not only Bommai but various ministers have also greeted the people through their social network ‘Koo’.

World Health Organization celebrates April 7 as World Health Day each year to raise public awareness of health concerns. On this day the public is given information and guidance on health and various evils. CM Basavaraja Bommai expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the doctors, nurses and healthcare workers who are concerned about health.

“We are aware of these epidemics of health. Let a healthy lifestyle be our first priority. ‘Heartfelt thanks to the doctors, nurses and healthcare workers who are doing good health,’ Chief Minister Basavaraja Bommai said.

‘Environmental pollution is not only human but it has a negative impact on the health of all organisms. Let us take care of everyone’s health by controlling pollution. Home health care provider Araga Gnanendra has said that “good health and well-being can be done to maintain good health.”

“Human-centric activities are polluting the environment and causing health problems. Let us help build a healthy society while preventing pollution and protecting the environment. ” Nagesh said.

‘Our Planet, Our Health. Higher education Ashwath Narayan Koo said that with daily yoga, pranayama, exercise and eating nutritious foods, we can focus more on physical and mental health by keeping our surroundings clean.

Since the inauguration of the First Health Assembly in 1948 and its passage in 1950, this practice has been aimed at highlighting the priority area of ​​concern for the World Health Organization and raising awareness of a specific health issue. On this World Health Day, our doctors have called for action to eliminate health inequalities. Part of a year-long global campaign aims to bring people together and build a better, healthier world. Our health is not simply the result of our own intelligence and care. This should be in line with the amazing advances in the medical sciences. So we, personally and collectively, need to think about what we do for our personal and social health on this World Health Day.