Rotary Clubs and their gift to the world – The Yorkshire Post says
Today the world is on the brink of becoming polio- free – it now exists only in Pakistan and Afghanistan – and much of this success can be credited to Rotary Clubs in Yorkshire and money raised to fund immunisation programmes.
Unsung heroes of local communities, they’re personified by the selfless commitment of inspiring individuals like retired Bradford pharmacist Manoj Joshi, who has given his life, and soul, to fighting this disease and raising awareness about the importance of clean drinking water. A humble man, he simply wants to thank all those who have helped him.
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Hide AdBut it is we who should be thanking him – and his colleagues – for their gift to the world: the power of humanity to beat polio.
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James Mitchinson
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