Mangaluru: Children’s Day celebrated at Father Muller Medical College Hospital


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Mangaluru, Nov 20: The department of Pediatrics celebrated Children’s Day on November 14. The day started off with drawing competition for the children admitted in the ward. Drawing sheets and stationery were provided by the department to all children. Dr Saritha Paul judged the brilliant demonstration of creativity and the winners were given attractive prizes.

In the afternoon a talent show was conducted in the conference hall. Approximately 30 children took part to showcase various talents such as singing, dancing, fancy dress and storytelling. The competition was graced by Fr Ajith Menezes (Administrator), Dr Jayaprakash Alva (Dean FMMC), Dr Sanjeev Rai (Chief of Research, FMCI), Sr Janet D’Souza (CNO) and Dr Pavan Hegde (Prof and Head, Paediatrics). The judges for the event were Dr Nicole Pereira and Sonia Sequeira, who had the most challenging roles for the day to decide the winners.



Fr Ajith Menezes, administrator, Father Muller Medical College, addressed the audience of over a hundred and reminded us the essence of children’s day. After the competition, high tea was served and all the children were given gifts and goodies.

On November 15, in continuation with the Children’s Day celebration, the staff and students conducted fun games at Chethana Special School. All the children there were given gifts and snacks as well.

  

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