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BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week concludes at Kurnool GGH

The week-long BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week at Government General Hospital, Kurnool, concluded on Saturday (November 7, 2026), with the last day’s programme centred on the theme “Reduce Waste.”

As part of this initiative, a special awareness rally was organised within the hospital premises, with the participation of the nursing students, to promote reuse and recycling of waste. Additionally, an awareness programme was conducted for both hospital staff and the general public regarding positive habits that contribute to environmental conservation.

To mark the conclusion of the week-long event, a drawing competition was held for students, and prizes were awarded to those who demonstrated exceptional talent and created the best artwork.

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