Health materials distributed to Doti schools

DOTI, September 24: A non-governmental organisation has distributed health materials worth Rs 450,000 to different schools that reopened after a long gap of the COVID-19 pandemic in Doti district. The organisation known as Manabiya Sewama Anekau Prayas (Multiple efforts in humanitarian service) distributed surgical mask and sanitizer to the students of Namadev Secondary School, Kali Bhairab Secondary School, Prabhat Secondary School, Laxmi Secondary School and Kalikasthan Secondary School in Adarsha Rural Municipality in Doti. Organisation's Chairman Bhaktaraj Joshi said that five schools and a health post were supported to help reduce the risk of coronavirus infection in the locality under its COVID-19 Relief Support, and Care and Relief Project. Likewise, the organisation provided one oxygen concentrator, nebulizer, thermal gun, oxy-pulse machine and two PPE sets to Lamikhal Health Post in Adarsha Rural Municipality-5. The beneficiary schools have praised the support extended to the students. The organisation has been working in the areas of health care, disaster reduction, income generation and others in different local levels in Sudurpaschim Province.

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Community schools rejoice at local units’ help with hiring teachers

Adarsha Rural Municipality in Doti district has provided 55 teachers to various community schools in its jurisdiction.

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25,000 children vaccinated in Doti

Twenty-five thousand school children in the Doti district have been vaccinated against coronavirus at their own schools.

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33 schools in Doti district closed over salary issues

Thirty-three schools in Adarsha Rural Municipality of western Doti have been closed indefinite ly over the issue of non-payment of salaries.

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DOTI: Thirty-three schools in the Adarsha rural municipality in Doti west have been closed for an indefinite period over the payment issue.

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Grade 12 students inoculated in Doti

As the schools long shut down due to COVID-19 have begun opening in Doti district, the local administration at Badikedar Rural Municipality in the district has begun vaccinating the students of Grade 12 against COVID-19.

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Schools in Doti opening from today

All schools in Doti, which have been closed for a long time due to coronavirus pandemic, will resume operations from today.

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850 students in Doti receive self-learning materials - Khabarhub

DOTI: As many as 851 students of eight community schools at Purbachauki Rural Municipality-7 in Doti have received stationery materials useful for

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850 students in Doti receive self-learning materials

DOTI, August 18: As many as 851 students of eight community schools at Purbachauki Rural Municipality-7 in Doti have received stationery materials useful for self- learning activities. Good Neighbours International Nepal and Community Development Center jointly distributed the stationery items to children pursuing the early childhood development programme and grades 5. The materials were provided under the Community Development Project. Organisation’s education development officer Ekraj Badu said at present, schools have remained closed owing to COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, they have been deprived of formal physical classes although they have got textbooks. So self-learning materials would be useful for them to continue their learning activities at home, he said. The distributed stationery items included textbooks, pencils, erasers, color pencils and sharpeners, said ward chair Prakash Saud.

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Daud and Bahunsain folks forced to refuge in jungle due to risk of landslide

DOTI, June 9: The locals at Daud and Bahunsain village at Sayal Rural Municipality-4 in Doti district have been leaving behind their home and hometown and taking refuge in the nearby jungle in fear of monsoon-induced disasters mainly landslide. The flood on August 8, 2017 had killed six people in their villages. Since then, the villagers have been shifting their base to still-not-so-safer place - nearby jungle with the beginning of monsoon every year. At least 50 households shift to the nearby jungle to save their lives from the monsoon-induced disasters, according to Ganesh Upadhyay, a local. The frightened locals have been demanding the local authority to relocate their settlement but to no avail. Inaction and indecision on the part of local representatives and lack of positive intervention from the authority concerned have led the locals to either live with constant fear of landslide or to live a nomadic life in the nearby jungle every monsoon, according to Tej Dumre, another local. While shifting their settlement temporarily, the locals also take along their cattle with them, said Dal Bahadur Singh of Sayal-4. They return to their native place with the onset of autumn. Betar village at ward no 3 of the same rural municipality is also at high risk of landslide. The land caves in here during the monsoon which puts the lives of 40 households here at constant risk of landslide, according to Dhiraj Bahadur Bista. Bista frowned, “The monsoon rain had swept away the arable land of the farmers in two villages here. The farmers have to resort to other livelihood activities as their lands are filled with rocks and soil. Worst of all, the schools here are also shut down during the monsoon.” Vice-chair Bishna Devi Singh shared that the rural municipality has been allocating Rs 1.5 million to 2 million annually to support the villages in the high risk of landslide. She shared, “It takes a huge amount of budget to shift the settlement. We have been demanding with the federal and provincial government for relocation but our demand has not been heeded yet.” She explained, "The geographical structures of those two villages are not suitable for habitat. It would take millions to address the issue and our rural municipality does not have that much of budget.”

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Schools closed due to viral fever

Three schools in the southern part of Doti district have been closed for five days following a rapid outbreak of the viral fever among the locals in Bogatan-Phudsil Rural Municipality-6 of the district.

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