Important Guidelines from Leading High School and Leading Health Care

At Leading High School and Leading Health Care, we are dedicated to promoting the health and safety of our community. Our institutions, under the leadership of Late Dr. Gulam Jeelani and Dr. Muhammad Ahmed, strive to provide top-quality education and healthcare services. We are committed to ensuring that our students, staff, and their families stay informed and protected, especially during challenging times like the monsoon season. Through comprehensive health advisories and support, we aim to foster a safe and healthy environment for everyone.

During the monsoon, there's an increased risk of diseases such as dengue, viral fevers, diarrhea, typhoid, malaria, gastritis, and other common ailments like cold, cough, and flu. To safeguard against these risks, we encourage everyone to follow our comprehensive health and safety guidelines.

First and foremost, maintaining personal hygiene is crucial. Washing hands regularly and keeping clean can prevent many infections. It's also essential to avoid stagnant water, as it serves as a breeding ground for mosquitoes, leading to diseases like dengue and malaria. We recommend using mosquito repellents as an added layer of protection.

Driving carefully and being mindful of slippery surfaces can help prevent accidents, a common occurrence during wet weather. Furthermore, we advise everyone to avoid street food and uncovered food during this time, as these can lead to gastrointestinal issues. Opting for fresh food and ensuring that you drink clean water are simple yet effective ways to stay healthy.

Our dedicated team, under the guidance of Late Dr. Gulam Jeelani and Dr. Muhammad Ahmed, is committed to providing the best care and information. We urge all members of our community to stay vigilant and take these precautions seriously. If you have any health concerns or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at the provided contact numbers.