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Women hesitate to share their problems: Health volunteer Kausar
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Kehkasha Kausar, a health volunteer, said that women still hesitate to talk about their problems. She said this in the third session of the Nirbhik Nari program organized by Nari Masik, a co-publisher of Kantipur Publications, in Biratnagar on Wednesday.
"When walking in the village-community, women hesitate to put their problems," she said, "while talking, they start thinking about many things such as which members of the family are standing," she said, "after understanding their behavior, we will go again next time . You have to put a lot of pressure on them to talk about their problems.
She said that it was found that infectious diseases such as white discharge, uterine itching and other infectious diseases are considered common problems by women. "You will start talking about your problems only after mixing well with us," she said, "We have to go to the hospital."
With the slogan 'Let's invest in women, let's increase the speed of progress', Nari Masik has organized a program in Koshi province to highlight local voices on the occasion of the 114th International Women's Day.
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