ICC & UNICEF launch Team Swachh clinics in Nagpur
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Building up to the World Twenty20 next month, the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Cricket for Good and Unicef, in partnership with Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), launched Team Swachh clinics at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur on Saturday.
The clinics, which are a collaboration between the ICC and United Nations Children's Emergency Fund (Unicef), are being held alongside the ICC World T20 Host City Tour to raise awareness for sanitation and toilet use in India to rid the country of open defecation.
The World T20 men's and women's trophies travelled through the city of Nagpur in a special open head bus.
Also, a specially designed double-decker bus carried 20 school children. The group of 10 boys and girls each, who hail from the interiors of Chandrapur's (district in Maharashtra) tribal dominant blocks, were seen sporting Swachh T-shirts.
The children were accompanied by India pacer Umesh Yadav.
The clinics, which are a collaboration between the ICC and United Nations Children's Emergency Fund (Unicef), are being held alongside the ICC World T20 Host City Tour to raise awareness for sanitation and toilet use in India to rid the country of open defecation.
The World T20 men's and women's trophies travelled through the city of Nagpur in a special open head bus.
Also, a specially designed double-decker bus carried 20 school children. The group of 10 boys and girls each, who hail from the interiors of Chandrapur's (district in Maharashtra) tribal dominant blocks, were seen sporting Swachh T-shirts.
The children were accompanied by India pacer Umesh Yadav.
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