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Bhagalpur, 19 November (HS). On the occasion of World Toilet Day, Dettol will become a healthy India, a program was organized on Tuesday in the middle school Jagdishpur under the India Sanitation Education Program. The program was started by lighting the lamp by the school principal Ashutosh Chandra Mishra.
On this occasion, the Principal of the school said that the main objective of celebrating World Toilet Day is to stop people from defecating in the open and to make every person understand and understand the human right to toilet. Also, the main reason for celebrating International Toilet Day is to strengthen the policy of cleanliness, health and safety and to make the world aware of the harm caused by open defecation. World Toilet Day is celebrated globally with the aim of ending the increase in sexual exploitation of women due to going to open defecation and to prevent infections caused by uncleanliness spread through open defecation.
On this occasion, District Head of Dettol will become Healthy India, Shambhu Kumar Singh said that by defecating in the toilet, due to cleanliness, you are saved from terrible epidemics and diseases. Defecation in the toilet keeps the surrounding environment clean. Due to which you can feel openly. In the absence of toilets, open defecation pollutes the environment. World Toilet Day is celebrated every year on 19 November with the aim of making people aware about the issue of toilet hygiene. After that, the enthusiasm of the children was boosted by honoring Sandhya Kumari, Shabnam Kumari, Ashika Kumari, Pari Kumari and Anjali Kumari, who were selected as excellent in the painting competition on the theme of World Toilet Day.
School coordinator Chandrakant Bharti and Anandi Prasad Singh cooperated in this program. Also school teachers Bindu Kumari, Pratima Mishra, Anjum Ragib Ahsan, Abhinash Saroj, Naval Kishore Panjiara, Kaushilya Kumari, Bharti Kumari, Pushpalata Kumari, Meenakshi Kumari, Neeraj Kumar, Murali Kumar Mandal, Rahul Kumar and all the students were present.