Dabur Odomos Launches Suraksha Bandhan Campaign Spreads awareness on effective prevention from mosquito-borne diseases
Pune: Moving forward on its mission to help the city fight mosquito-borne diseases more effectively, Odomos—India’s most preferred personal application mosquito repellent brand from the House of Dabur announced the launch of its Suraksha Bandhan campaign. This campaign is designed to celebrate Raksha Bandhan by symbolizing protection, much like how a sister ties a Rakhi to her brother for his well-being. As part of the initiative, Odomos distributed special Odomos bands to students, providing them with protection from mosquito-borne diseases and raising awareness about the importance of preventive measures.
As part of the campaign, Dabur also distributed Odomos mosquito repellent products to children, emphasizing the importance of protection against these deadly diseases. The company also organized a seminar to educate the community about the causes, symptoms, and prevention of mosquito-borne illnesses such as dengue, malaria, and chikungunya.
Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Santosh Jaiswal, Category Head- Mosquito Repellent, Dabur India Ltd said. The Suraksha Bandhan campaign is a testament to Dabur Odomos’ dedication to safeguarding the health and well-being of the community. By combining the traditional significance of Raksha Bandhan with the urgent need for protection against mosquito-borne diseases, the campaign aims to create a lasting impact.
Flagging off the initiative in Delhi today, Dabur conducted an awareness session amongst the kids from Barrister Vitthalrao Gadgil Prathmik
School in the city to educate the students, teachers as well as parents about effective prevention from Dengue causing mosquitoes.
The event witnessed participation from various dignitaries, including Dinesh Kumar from Dabur India, Narendra Parkhe from Deshseva Foundation, Deputy Administrative Officer Shubhangi Chavan, Supervisor Ashadevi Dhumal, Dalvi Madam from Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan, Nitin Vani, Acting Headmaster, teachers Sunita Jadhav, Sanjeevani Sonar, Asha Unde, Pradip Gawli, Swati Lohkare, Surekha Khaire, Pooja Ghogare, Ajay Kondhawale, Tushar Tamnar, Rohit Sirswal, and all staff and teachers of School No. 118 B. Acting Headmaster Nitin Vani expressed gratitude towards Dabur India and appreciated their efforts, providing students with information and guidance on the campaign.
