Love your Environment

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NSS MOSC Medical College and ENCON MOSC medical College in venture with the Community medicne department of MOSC medical college and the nursing college made it a point to plant a set of new saplings in a barren land which was cleaned in the previous day by the team.
The events was inaugurated by Dr. Rex Thomas, Dean, MOSC Medical College. Prominent personals present planted saplings. Batch of 2015 MBBS too adopted a tree. 

The programs were concluded by planting trees by Sanoop Kumar Sherin Sabu, the NSS Volunteer captain of NSS MOSC Medical College, Kolencery.

The Team.. PC. Alan Joseph

















Sanoop Kumar Sherin Sabu
NSS Volunteer Captain 2016-17
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