Archive · 1 Feb 2026
Wockhardt Hospitals Promotes Road Safety in January Campaign
Wockhardt Hospitals in Mira Road teamed up with the Kashimira Traffic Police to teach people about road safety during January.
They gave out 250 helmets to people riding two-wheelers and talked to them about why it's important to wear helmets and follow traffic rules.
Doctors from the hospital shared stories about how not wearing helmets can cause serious injuries.
The police helped make sure the campaign reached as many people as possible.
The hospital wants to keep helping the community stay safe and healthy.
Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road, collaborated with Kashimira Traffic Police for a month-long road safety campaign during January.
250 helmets were distributed to two-wheeler riders at key traffic junctions in Mira Road and Kashimira.
Commuters were educated on the importance of wearing protective gear and adhering to traffic rules.
Doctors from Wockhardt Hospitals shared insights on the consequences of neglecting basic safety measures.
The campaign received active support from the Kashimira Traffic Police, ensuring smooth execution and wider community outreach.
- Who
- Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road and Kashimira Traffic Police
- What
- A month-long road safety awareness campaign
- When
- January 1 to 31
- Where
- Mira Road and Kashimira areas
- Why
- To promote traffic discipline and safer road practices among commuters
- Organization
- Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road
- Collaborator
- Kashimira Traffic Police
- Campaign Duration
- January 1 to 31
- Helmets Distributed
- 250
- Key Areas
- Mira Road and Kashimira
- Police Support
- Assistant Commissioner of Police Satish Shivarkar and Inspector of Police Sagar Ingole
- Campaign Objective
- Promote traffic discipline and safer road practices
