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In order to prevent cervical cancer, 59,000 girls in Rupandehi will be vaccinated against HPV.
The first phase will be conducted from January 22 and the second phase from February 1. This campaign will last for 5 to 7 days. Chintamani Gyawali, Acting Head of the Health Office Roopandehi, said that as part of the
vaccination campaign, girls studying from classes 6 to 10 will be vaccinated at school.
The district is conducting orientation training for the heads of health institutions from December 25th to January 9th for the implementation of the vaccination program. After that, teachers, municipal resource persons, women's health volunteers, doctors, and other health workers were also asked to Gyawali said that training will be given.
