Child Commission member inspected the hospital: said in Azamgarh – dirt should not be found under any circumstances, benefits reached the beneficiaries

Anita Agarwal, a member of the Children’s Commission, who came on a visit to Azamgarh district, inspected the schools and hospitals.

Anita Agarwal, a member of the State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, who came on a visit to Azamgarh, made a surprise inspection of the primary school and Anganwadi centers located in Kotwa of the district. Obtained information about the materials being distributed by Anganwadi centers to malnourished children. The concerned were instructed to ensure the distribution of nutrition to the eligible beneficiaries from time to time. Along with this directed to provide mid day meal in primary schools. Anita Aggarwal says that the needy can get the benefit of the schemes being run by the government.

Dirt found in ashram-system school
Anita Agarwal, a member of the commission, inspected the Ashram system school located at Moosepur in the district. Expressing strong displeasure over the lack of cleanliness, instructions were given to the employees for cleanliness. Instructed the school staff to ensure that snacks, food, fruits etc. are given from time to time according to the menu. After that inspected the Kendriya Vidyalaya.

Instructed the principal that child help line no. Get it printed and also inform the child about it. So that if needed, you can call on these numbers and lodge complaints about your problems.

medicines given to patients
A member of the commission, who visited the district, visited the district hospital, children’s ward, malnourished ward and inquired about the medicines being given by the hospital to the patients. District CMO Dr. IN Tiwani said that free of cost, medicine and food are given to the patients admitted in the hospital.