Session on “Climate Change and its Effects on Health in Pakistan”
As part of RCKNC's ongoing project of health awareness among students and teachers, Dr Arjumand Rabbani conducted a session on “Climate Change and its Effects on Health in Pakistan” at Al Furqan School, Subzi Mandi
She explained the causes of climate change and its major health impacts, including heat-related illnesses, water-borne diseases, food insecurity, maternal and child health problems, emotional distress, and disruption of healthcare services.
40 students, 4 faculty members and the Principal attended the session. They were encouraged to save water and energy, reduce waste, plant trees, and adopt sustainable lifestyles. The session emphasized that protecting the environment is essential for protecting public health and building healthier, climate-resilient communities.
She explained the causes of climate change and its major health impacts, including heat-related illnesses, water-borne diseases, food insecurity, maternal and child health problems, emotional distress, and disruption of healthcare services.
40 students, 4 faculty members and the Principal attended the session. They were encouraged to save water and energy, reduce waste, plant trees, and adopt sustainable lifestyles. The session emphasized that protecting the environment is essential for protecting public health and building healthier, climate-resilient communities.
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