How are you all? I hope you are all doing very well by the grace of God. I am also doing very well by your prayers. I am going to start today's new post by greeting and congratulating all the brothers and sisters of 'ccs' on my behalf. I captured the moment of giving typhoid vaccination to our school students. Today I have come to present that scene to you. I hope you like it.

It was a beautiful day. When I arrived at school, I found out that today the students of our school would be vaccinated. And this vaccine would be for typhoid. Two doctors arrived at 10 am that day. The students of our school did not know that they would be vaccinated for typhoid today. In fact, I was also aware that they would come suddenly. I noticed that a very beautiful banner was hung at the second gate of our school. Then the students started coming. Meanwhile, we were also ready to encourage all the students of our school who had registered to get vaccinated. And in this way, students of a neighboring madrasa along with our school started coming to our school.

First, the vaccination program started with our students. And at this moment, I noticed that the students of the madrasa had come and stood outside. I arranged them and let them sit in a room. They sat in a room very happily and greeted us respectfully. I talked to them for a while and their words were really sweet and in accordance with religious principles. There was tenderness and a bewitching accent in their voices. I understood that along with religious education, they are given moral education that is universally acceptable and is like encouraging the new. Their beautiful behavior impressed me and I also felt that we will try to instill such beautiful behaviors in our students so that our students and madrasa students become as gentle as them.

Then I entered the hall room and wanted to see if all my students were giving the vaccine without fear. I saw that there were some students who were very afraid to give the vaccine because other students were afraid when they were getting the vaccine. But Tarawih was not aware of when the vaccine was to be given to them because the vaccine was being given before they knew it. In all the rooms, I more or less looked after whether everyone was participating in the vaccination. And in this way, I spent some time taking responsibility through it.

At one point, I noticed that one of my students was very reluctant to get vaccinated and was scared. After explaining her very well, I made her sit among the doctors. By then, my student was sweating profusely due to fear. She was placed in the vaccination area with comfort and affection and a madam started patting her. At that moment, I was photographing her and encouraging her. In this way, the vaccination process continued for a long time. When the vaccination work of the students of our school was completed, I brought the students of the madrasa. After finishing their work, the school was declared a holiday. Thus ended a beautiful day's activities.