Out of 106 participants interviewed, 78.3% (83/106) were students. Females were 55%(58/106), and median age was 33 years (Range: 20-65) years. Staff had 2.8 odds of good knowledge compared to students (1.05-7.37). Students, 76% (63/83) had 1.4 odds towards good attitude (0.497-3.825) compared to staff, 70%(16/23). Among females, 47% (27/58) had good hand hygiene practices against 27%(13/48) males, p-value of 0.039. 19%(20/106) of the respondents indicated non-adherence to handwashing due to hand washing stations not strategically positioned 65%(13/20), and dirty water 5%(1/20). A total of 145 participants were observed for direct handwashing of which 97%(105/108) students and staff 97%(29/30) did not wash their hands. Out of the total observed participants, 1%(1/145) student used alcohol-based sanitizer. Only one handwashing station was operational, and there were no posters at the stations. 