The NSS team from the School of Mechanical Engineering organized a 5-day NSS camp in Kesura Village to spread awareness about coronavirus and bird flu. On the first day of the camp, the team divided into four groups with photographers and Oriya-speaking volunteers. They visited homes in the village, explaining preventing measures like avoiding uncooked meat and frequent hand washing. Female volunteers also spoke to women and girls inside homes. One group visited a local school and conveyed the message to enthusiastic children through games. After completing their visits, the groups met and received refreshments, concluding a successful first day of the camp.
The NSS team from the School of Mechanical Engineering organized a 5-day NSS camp in Kesura Village to spread awareness about coronavirus and bird flu. On the first day of the camp, the team divided into four groups with photographers and Oriya-speaking volunteers. They visited homes in the village, explaining preventing measures like avoiding uncooked meat and frequent hand washing. Female volunteers also spoke to women and girls inside homes. One group visited a local school and conveyed the message to enthusiastic children through games. After completing their visits, the groups met and received refreshments, concluding a successful first day of the camp.
The NSS team from the School of Mechanical Engineering organized a 5-day NSS camp in Kesura Village to spread awareness about coronavirus and bird flu. On the first day of the camp, the team divided into four groups with photographers and Oriya-speaking volunteers. They visited homes in the village, explaining preventing measures like avoiding uncooked meat and frequent hand washing. Female volunteers also spoke to women and girls inside homes. One group visited a local school and conveyed the message to enthusiastic children through games. After completing their visits, the groups met and received refreshments, concluding a successful first day of the camp.
Engg had organised a five day NSS Camp in Kesura Village. In this camp we aimed to spread awareness about Corona Virus and Bird Flu (Avian Influenza). DAY 1 NSS CAMP
We set off to our event Early Morning and
the wheather showed kindness towards us by gushing cool breeze almost whole journey and thus kept our spirits high made us more enthusiastic for this event. On Reaching the Village we got Divided into four groups in which there was one photographer and Atleast Two Oriya speaking volunteer so that He/She could convey message in a proper Way And Appropriate Manner. We started our journey by going to different homes and And telling them about all the details of corona virus and bird flu and what are its preventing measures. We told them to avoid eating of uncooked meat and avoid shaking of hands always cleaning of hands when coming from outside. The response of villagers were very positive and were Quite Impressed by our communication skills.
For this we had also prepared posters to
convey the message which was written in Oriya language. All the volunteers roamed all the marked areas and were able to deliver their message. In such villages were communication gap plays a role the work of female volunteers palys a major role and our female volunteers were up to the task and were very impressive as well as expressive . They even went inside the houses to convey the message to small girls and mother about this deadly viruses which are causing Havoc over the world specially china. They also interacted with old age women and paid more attention as they have come to a certain age were they are more vulnerable towards these kinds of diseases.
One group of our volunteers went into
a local school were there small children were studying. Children After Seeing volunteers they became enthuasistic and full of joy. Our group were able to convey meassage in front of them they also played some games with children and children were fully into it.
After Visiting all the areas all the groups
met at a point and rested and much deserved refreshment were given to them. Thus the event was successfully concluded.