A workaholic who went beyond the call of duty
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Dr. E.C. Babukutty, who succumbed to COVID-19 last year, was keen on taking care of the community
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Dr. E.C. Babukutty, who succumbed to COVID-19 last year, was keen on taking care of the community
Dr. E.C. Babukutty, a dedicated doctor and teacher, who succumbed to COVID-19 in November last year, was known to willingly extend a helping hand and make a difference wherever he could.
Dr. Babukutty was head of the department of orthopaedics at the Government Medical College Hospital (MCH), Ernakulam, a tertiary care facility for COVID patients in the district. He was 60.
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New e-booklet from Stand Up Step Up Seychelles highlights impact of bullying
The e-booklet is part of their campaign to raise awareness of bullying. (Daniel Laurence, Seychelles News Agency)
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(Seychelles News Agency) - A new e-booklet which highlights the works and experience of concerned citizens on bullying through poems and short stories was launched during the weekend.
Entitled Express Yourself, the e-booklet was initiated by
Stand Up Step Up Seychelles, a not-for-profit organisation in partnership with
Seychelles Rising Lions Club as part of their campaign to raise awareness on bullying. The e-booklet contains stories and poems on the issue of bullying that is somehow touching to read. It shows the experience of people who have gone through bullying that we are not necessarily focusing on, said Trevor Louise, the chairperson of Stand Up Step Up Seychelles.