Kalabhavan to support DMO’s COVID-19 campaign
The Hindu
The District Medical Office has roped in artistes of Cochin Kalabhavan in its campaign against the spread of COVID-19. The Health Department is using all means to improve the reach of the campaign and
The District Medical Office has roped in artistes of Cochin Kalabhavan in its campaign against the spread of COVID-19. The Health Department is using all means to improve the reach of the campaign and to make it effective. Under the new campaign, COVID control messages will be spread using popular film songs, trolls and short films. The video launch of the campaign was organised at the District Medical Office here by maintaining COVID-19 protocol. Kalabhavan artistes, including Ranjiv Kalabhavan, Rajesh Kalabhavan, Biju Kalabhavan, Ajith Kozhikode and technician Shiju, are working for the campaign.
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