Drive against sugary drinks, tobacco picks up pace
Islamabad : Tobacco and sugary drinks are harmful for health and PANAH has announced to intensify a public awareness campaign in this regard.
A meeting of various organisations was held Thursday under the auspices of PANAH in which doctors, HDF, SPARC, Nijat Trust, Kidney Welfare, Women Welfare, Fatima Malik Association, tobacco victims, journalist, and lawyers participated.
PANAH President Maj Gen Masudur Rehman Kiani said in a telephone address that PANAH has been fighting for 36 years to protect the public from heart disease. Tobacco and sugary drinks are harmful to human health where they can lead to an increase in diseases. There are reasons why their use weakens the immune system, which makes it difficult to fight diseases like coronavirus, we all have to work together to prevent it.
PANAH General Secretary Sanaullah Ghumman said in his address that the budget is coming. The mafia has also jumped into the fray to solve its goals. This mafia is also a mafia from the sugar mafia which gives wrong numbers to the government every year on budget days. Last year, the Cabinet passed a surcharge bill that has not been implemented. So PANAH did its best to include this Surcharge Bill in the budget and implement it and raised its voice on every platform, he said.
“We are very grateful to the media for spreading our voice everywhere. In this regard, PANAH also wrote letters to the Prime Minister, Advisor to the Prime Minister on Finance and Health and other authorities. It is hoped that this will yield positive results,” he said.
Doctors, political, media, lawyers’ organizations and other leading personalities in their respective speeches said that the awareness campaign on the dangers of tobacco and sugary drinks should be intensified. “If we start the struggle from a single platform, it will yield positive results,” they said.
-
Kanye West Eyes Performing First-ever Concert In India -
Brooklyn Beckham's Claim About Nicola's Wedding Ordeal Gets Challenged -
AI Horror: 4 In 5 Young Workers Fear 'AI Could Replace Their Jobs', Says Report -
Missouri Couple ‘locked Sons In Chicken Pen, Shot Them’ In Shocking Abuse Case -
King Charles Receives 'delightful' Royal Baby News -
Chinese ‘mega Embassy’ Wins UK Approval In London Ahead Of Starmer’s China Visit -
David Beckham Gives Telling Reaction To Brooklyn’s Public Complaints -
Can Ibuprofen Cut Cancer Risks? Study Finds Promising Breakthrough -
Piers Morgan Finally Reacts To Brooklyn Beckham's Statement About David And Victoria Beckham -
Tom Hiddleston Reveals Unlikely DC Character That Inspired Loki -
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Warned 2026 Will Be 'a Big Test' For Them -
OpenAI Plans First ChatGPT Device For 2026 -
Matt Damon Gets Slammed Over 'out Of Touch' Comparison -
From Chagos Islands To Greenland Trump Flags National Security Risks: Here’s Why -
Meghan’s UK Return As ‘successful Businesswoman’ Will Put Pressure On Kate Middleton -
Spotify Tests Page Match To Sync Books With Audiobooks