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‘Humsafar’ launched to help truck drivers

Bangalore: SABMiller India, in a partnership with the Bhoruka Foundation, launched the “Humsafar” project at the Mysore Breweries Limited in Bangalore on Tuesday to help truck drivers who have been identified as a major part of society that is responsible for the spread of HIV.

This initiative will facilitate and increase awareness on HIV-AIDS by screening movies and installing a condom vending machine for truck drivers who are associated with the company.

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