Mumbai: BMC slaps notices on unregistered nursing homes in M-East ward
Govandi-based activist says such facilities pose health risk to public as their staff is likely to be unqualified
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Govandi-based activist says such facilities pose health risk to public as their staff is likely to be unqualified
A nationwide campaign called #MereGharAaketoDekho (Visit My Home, Be My Guest) will be launched on August 15 to combat hate and divisiveness. Families from different faiths in Mumbai will open their doors to each other to share meals and stories in an effort to break social barriers. Similar meetings will be held in other areas, and the campaign is expected to continue until January 2024. The initiative aims to promote understanding and unity among communities. | Mumbai news
The DMC’s move also comes at a point when the residents of M/E ward are facing a crisis of finding space for carrying last rites for the dead in the existing cemeteries.
(This story has not been edited by THE WEEK and is auto-generated from a PTI
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