"All of these are preventable if we reduce the intake of salt, sugar and oil from our diet, and maintain an active lifestyle." Ajoy Mehta, Municipal Commissioner, MCGM, said that MCGM will take over 50 bus-shelters, hoardings and railway station boards to promote the campaign across Mumbai city.

"'EkChammachKam' campaign aims at making people aware about the grave nature of non-communicable diseases and the importance of dietary changes and exercise in one's daily life," he added. It was originally a campaign developed by The Network for a not-for profit called Amar Gandhi Foundation.

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