Salvatore International School organises CC Run for environment awareness, drug-free Kashmir

Srinagar, May 21: Salvatore International School, in collaboration with the Wildlife Warden Wetland Division, Hokersar, and Kashmir Police, successfully organised a Cross Country Run aimed at promoting sustainability, environmental conservation, biodiversity preservation, and a drug-free Kashmir.

The event, as per a statement, witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and staff, reflecting a strong commitment towards social awareness and healthy living.

The run was formally flagged off by SSP Traffic Srinagar, Aijaz Ahmad Bhat, whose presence added great significance to the occasion. The Traffic Police team remained actively deployed throughout the event to ensure the smooth conduct and safety of all participants.

The felicitation ceremony was held at the scenic Hokersar Wetland in the presence of distinguished guests, including SHO Shalteng Police Station, Ghulam Mohammad Rather, Block Officer, Wildlife Warden Hokersar Wetland, Imtiyaz Ahmad Dar; and Nasir Ali Khan, Founder of the Road Safety Foundation. The dignitaries appreciated the initiative undertaken by the school and emphasised the importance of youth participation in environmental protection and social responsibility.

To ensure medical preparedness and participant safety, a first-aid ambulance along with a dedicated team of doctors was provided by Kashmir Medical College throughout the event.

Speaking on the occasion, Haya Qazi, Chairperson Salvatore International School, reiterated the school’s commitment towards nurturing socially responsible students and conducting meaningful activities that inspire awareness, discipline, fitness, and community engagement among the youth of Kashmir.