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Public Health Dept holds camp at Fremont for anti-influenza vaccines
WSN Network

Fremont: In order to ensure health safety of the sangat in view of the Swine Flu threat, the Public Health Department of Alameda held a one day long camp at Gurdwara Sahib, Fremont where registered nurse Bibi Narinder Kaur and well known actor of Punjabi and Hindi films, Ashok Tangri, led the service initiative.

Some 600 people receive inoculating shots as a nine member team worked throughout the day.

Supervisor Cathy of the Department and Tangri said all those who received the shots can be safely considered now as out of the pale of Swine Flu. One shot is enough for guarding a person against such influenza flu for a year. While Ashok Tangri hailed the efforts of the Gurdwara Fremont managers for the camp, the management in turn thanked the Department, Tangri, Bibi Narinder Kaur and their entire team for their concern, dedication and efforts.

11 November  2009
 

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