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Voices from the last mile- personal narratives of people living with hypertension in Tiruvannamalai

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Hypertension is often referred to as the 'silent killer' because it lacks noticeable symptoms. Even the rural population, primarily daily wage laborers who engage in significant physical activity, were taken aback during hypertension screening when they discovered they had high blood pressure. This serves as a timely reminder that hypertension doesn't discriminate. Check your blood pressure levels regularly. #BeatThePressure

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Child helmets

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CAG conducted a study on helmet usage among children in Chennai. Despite the majority of the 520 parents surveyed being aware of the rule requiring children to wear ISI-certified helmets when travelling on two-wheelers, the actual helmet usage rate among children was significantly low, at just 25%.

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Sustainability 101

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Keep your AC between 24-26°C to save energy. This optimal temperature range not only keeps you cool but also reduces energy consumption & lowers your electricity bill. Small adjustments make a big difference for both your comfort and the planet! #EnergySaving #SustainableLiving

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Sustainable Transport- Meme

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Feeling frustrated by Chennai's traffic? Why not take a break from the long waits and pollution by opting for a train or metro to reach your destination more quickly? This choice can save you both time and money, while also being a healthier option for you and the environment.

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Voices from the last mile- personal narratives of people living with hypertension in Tiruvannamalai

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Patients receive their hypertensive medications for three months following regular non-communicable diseases health check ups under the GoTN's flagship program 'Makkalai Thedi Maruthuvam'. Notably, these drugs are delivered to their doorstep by Women Health Volunteers. #BeatThePressure

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Road Safety- Myth and Fact

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In India, the use of high-beam headlights is regulated by the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 and drivers using high beams inappropriately can be fined under the act. All vehicles are required to have a "dipper" switch to adjust high beams to prevent blinding other drivers. #StreetsforLife #Saferoads #RoadSafety #SafeMobility 

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Sustainable Transport- Meme

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Have you encountered roads like these? The footpath often becomes a bike parking area, forcing pedestrians to share the road with vehicles. Is it a matter of poor enforcement, or do we simply overlook the needs of our fellow citizens? Who is responsible for it? Share your views in the comment section below. #pedestriansafety #safestreets #pedestrianfriendly 

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