MOTHERHOOD HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTES TO MOTHER NATURE

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Environmentalist U.S. Moinuddin presenting a sapling in the Motherhood Hospital
BANGALORE: Motherhood Hospital, Sarjapur Road, a comprehensive women and children’s care hospital, organized a talk on “Trees for a Healthy Environment” on the eve of “WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2017”. Eminent Environmentalist U.S. Moinuddin, delivered a talk on importance of nature and call to protect the earth for the hospital staff, Patients, school children, and neighbours at the hospital premises. 

Going by the theme this year “CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE”, and to spread the awareness on importance of trees and nature, Motherhood takes this initiative forward by gifting a sapling for every child birth at Motherhood Hospital for parents and encourages them to take care of the sapling the way they care their newborn child.

Environmentalist U.S. Moinuddin the Founder of the Global Environment Movement, One Tree By One Person introduced the concept of the movement to the audience and said, “To plant a sapling and seeing it grow is a Wonderful Experience. If you have not planted a tree, you have missed something wonderful in your life. He further stated, “If space constraint is stopping you from planting a sapling near your home, there is always a possibility that you can find a place somewhere near to your office, school, college, or even your native village, where you can ask someone to take care of it, on your behalf.”

 “Due to rapid urbanization and heavy rains, Bangalore has lost 51,270 trees in the last 3 years and there has not been replacement to match these numbers. The objective of this program by gifting sapling is to seek the help of the people in replanting trees, in an effort to give back to nature which has lost so many trees. It’s time that all Bangalorean’s wake up to this need and start protecting the nature and bringing back the Garden to the Garden City of Bangalore,” said “Abdul Hafeez – Facility Director, Motherhood Hospital, Sarjapur Road”.


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