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Awareness campaign

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: The State Bank Retired and Serving Employees' Forum conducted an awareness campaign for 200 students of Kendriya Vidyalaya at Meenambakkam recently.

Students stood along Anna Salai displaying placards that said `wear helmet,' `obey traffic rules', `say no to drugs' and `say no to tobacco'. The placard campaign also touched on other issues such as the prevention of sexual harassment and child abuse. SBI Chief Manager K.V. Sivaramanathan, Forum Secretary R. Mohanakrishnan and principal Xavier addressed the students.

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