Memorable Moments from Rally and Campaign for WLD 2020 in Bogra, Bangladesh

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Explore the impactful rally and campaign for World Leprosy Day 2020 in Bogra district, Bangladesh. Witness the unity as diverse participants come together to raise awareness and support for those affected by leprosy. Dr. Md. Gawsul Azim Chowdhury leads the rally, with various groups and organizations joining hands for this noble cause. Immerse yourself in the inspiring journey captured through these memorable photos.

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Photo Report Organization name: Country: Date of submission:

=Sample= Photo report Please select and report on up to 10 most memorable photos during the project period. Please include a title, the place where the photo was taken, the date it was taken and a short description of the photo. Title: Rally and Campaign for WLD 2020 Place: Bogra district, Bangladesh Date: 28 January 2020 Short description: Rally started at 9:30 am from the 250 bedded Mohammad Ali Hospital to Civil Surgeon office, Bogura. Honorable Civil Surgeon, Dr. Md. Gawsul Azim Chowdhury lead the rally. Around 250 people participated in the rally among them 90 were people affected by leprosy and their organizations call federation and self help groups, 80 government health staffs , 23 students from nursing institute , 20 other health related NGO representative, 27 Lepta staffs and volunteers, reporters and others 10.