mission to plant neem - white air purifier

Environment-
Recently, conscious parents and their children of the sancahill Foundation planted 56 neeem saplings to commemorate the 56 national days of the country.
Kelab Sang Kancil Selangor of the Foundation is carrying out a green mission to educate people on the benefits of planting nee trees.
Its founder and chairman
Nedunchelian says nee trees are often considered air purifiers that help treat diseases such as acne and malaria and cholera.
Neem is listed by the United Nations as a 21st century tree for its multiple interests.
"Every part of the tree has medicinal value.
"These leaves help relieve flatulence, promote the removal of Cartano substances and sputum from the trachea, and increase the secretion and discharge of urine.
"The extract from the vacation can also act as a pesticide.
Bark is a spicy tonic and stimulant.
In addition to fighting any cramps, it can also stop secretions and bleeding, "he said after planting neeem saplings in Anbang.
The project was initiated by Dr. Rozaidah Talib, Professor Datuk, sponsor of the Foundation.
Professor Rozaidah said the project aims to raise awareness among Malaysians and make them more responsible and compassionate in building a green environment.
"We have to think about improving air quality, which we usually take for granted.
"Tree planting is a real, sustainable way to help the future of our children and future generations," said Professor Rozaidah . " He is also chairman of the management committee of the University of Malaya Medical Center.
"We have chosen young people to help the younger generation raise their awareness of green.
"The programme also aims to support the UN conference on the human environment and the Rio Declaration on creating a green environment. "Arumugam.