Farewell to health volunteers with respect

Rajendra Giri, Head of Health Office Palpa, said that the Federal Government and the State Government have given away 50,000 and 70,000 in cash respectively. Tulsadevi Kunwar, Vimala Thapa, Shiv Kumari Kunwar, Ratnakumari Kunwar Chhetri from Ribdikot Rural Municipality, Palungmainadi have been bid farewell with respect.

Similarly, Durga Devi Thapa of Baughapokhrathok, Durga Devi Thapa, Rukmadevi Thapa, Mathura Pathak of Rambha Rural Municipality Hungi, Sita Acharya of Purvkhola Jalpa, Tikamaya Gaha of Ringnerah, Thanisara Soti Magar of Nisdi Jhiruwas, Kamala Upadhyay Sharma of Rainadevi Chhara Juthapauwa are

Lately, federal, state and local governments have been giving away money after assessment. The head of District Coordination Committee, Tankanath Khanal, said that since she is the first volunteer to be found in the health sector, she has made a great contribution to improving the health of citizens.

Sita Acharya, a volunteer from Purvkhola, Jalpa, said that although she is no longer in the leading role, she will help as long as possible when needed. Rekhiram Rana, District President of the Journalist Federation, said that reducing the maternal mortality rate, health of mother and child as well as family planning has an important role.

Recently, some local levels bid farewell to health volunteers with cash. Municipalities like Bagnaskali, Rambha, Nisdi, Purvkhola and others also bid farewell with cash. Rem Bahadur Disha Magar, head of the health branch of Nisdi rural municipality, said that the role of health volunteers in the village is still incomparable.