Shiroor, June 05: World Environment Day was celebrated in a unique manner at Green Valley National School and PU College with a series of activities.

The day commenced with a PowerPoint Presentation by Vindhya S Badal of Grade XB and Ridhi Shetty of XB. The students highlighted the importance of preserving the environment and presented the theme for 2018 "BEAT PLASTIC POLLUTION". Darshan B of XB and Nidhi Nayak from XB made speeches on protecting the environment and highlighted the theme "each one plant one".

Principal John Mathew highlighted on the objective of celebrating Environment Day to make the younger generation more sensitive towards environmental awareness and protection. He also exhorted the students "To tackle the problem of pollution and global warming, and to plant more trees every year and every day.”

A mime on saving water and marine life was enacted by grade 8, 9 and 10 students. A strong message was given on the present scenario that seeks changes in our lifestyle. As many as 150 students of the Eco Club of the school went around the school and planted a variety of trees to mark the day. Principal John Mathew appreciated the efforts made by the teachers and students. He said, It is the moral duty of every resident of planet Earth to make it clean and protect it."



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Dubai: Smoke was seen rising from an area near the United States Consulate in Dubai, according to witness accounts cited by Reuters.

There was no immediate official confirmation on the extent of damage or whether there were any casualties in the incident.

Earlier, the US embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital, was also attacked. Authorities reported damage to the premises, but no casualties were recorded.

The developments come amid heightened tensions in the region, with Iran continuing to target US interests in the Middle East following deadly attacks launched on Saturday by Israel and the United States.