No mass gatherings for Intl Tribal Day, says Palghar collector
He said tribals, who form a dominant part of the district, must organise health and education camps as part of the day's celebrations. The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed annually after a United Nations resolution in 1994.
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Palghar collector Kailas Shinde on Saturday asked people to avoid mass gatherings to celebrate International Tribal Day which is marked worldwide on August 9 in view of social distancing norms and other restrictions in place for the coronavirus outbreak. He said tribals, who form a dominant part of the district, must organise health and education camps as part of the day's celebrations.
The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed annually after a United Nations resolution in 1994. It aims to protect the rights of indigenous people and also highlight their contribution in environment protection etc.
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