Seal Street Run Awareness
Towards suffering of destitute on the Streets and Railway
Platforms
Dr Jayakar
Ellis, President of Heart Foundation, speaks to Dinesh Kamath
Seal Street
Run Awareness will take place on 1st of January 2017 between 4.00 pm
to 6.00 pm.
We plan to
have a street run (swift walk) from St. Lawrence School Ground (Sector 17) to
Vashi Station and to have a public addressing at Vashi Railway Station with
visual presentation and street shows. We expect hundreds of volunteers and
leaders from different walks of life to participate in this event.
What do we mean by SEAL STREET RUN?
Homelessness,
destitute, vagabonds … etc are a common feature. Missing, mental illness, poverty, family
problems, Alcoholism are the certain thriving forces, which invites such
depravity.
Most of
these are the results of increasing levels of depressions. If they are landed
up in the street, how long will they continue there? Without someone’s
influence or help, it is difficult to get out of the prevailing situation.
Now who will
take the responsibility? Always the helping hands may be a meager minority, but
it is the fundamental duty of the common populace to reach and rescue. Government
has always its own limitations.
The motto of
SEAL street run is to make awareness to the public and societies to come out
with a synthesis to touch the mourning soul.
Eye to the
eyeless; voice to the voiceless; leg to the legless; hand to the handless.
The street
people are always not at all the target group for the affluent or mighty,
because they are vote less.
Thousands of
people are infected with fatal diseases. Contagious and dreadful
illnesses, Maggots wriggling from their
wounds, foul smell from the stinky dreaded wounds. Such thousands are on the
streets of Mumbai.
That’s the
dark face of the city of joy. It is my
duty… not a sympathy.
Be a part of
Nation Building. Let’s evade such hapless people from the “daily disaster” said
Pr. Philip, founder of SEAL
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