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के तपाईंको घरमा ५ वर्ष मुनिका बालबालिका छन्? छन् भने, उनीहरूको खोप कार्ड हेर्नुहोस् त ।

१५ महिना भित्र लगाउनुपर्ने कुनै खोप छुटेको छ कि?

छुटेको रहेछ भने नजिकैको स्वास्थ्य संस्थामा लगि छुटेको खोप लगाउनुहोला ।

Source: .nepal

समयमै MR खोप लगाऔँ, दादुरा र रुबेलाबाट बालबालिकालाई सुरक्षित राखौँ:
👉९ महिनामा दादुरा–रुबेला (MR-1) खोप अनिवार्य लगाऔं।
👉१५ महिनामा MR-2 खोप लगाउन नबिर्सौं।

एक जना दादुरा संक्रमितले १८ जनासम्मलाई संक्रमण सार्न सक्छ। त्यसैले बालबालिकाको खोप कार्ड हेरेर, छुटेको खोप भए नजिकैको स्वास्थ्य संस्थामा गई लगाऔं।

खोप निःशुल्क पाइन्छ। खोप सुरक्षित छ। खोपले जीवन रक्षा गर्छ।

Source: National Health Education Information and Communication Centre

Protecting children with vaccines takes more than a single step — it’s a collective effort, from global research and supply chains to health workers reaching families in their communities.

This coordinated work is helping more children grow up healthy, protected from preventable diseases, and ready to thrive.

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Across communities near and far, health workers are going the extra mile to reach every child with life-saving vaccines.

From remote villages to busy health posts, their dedication helps ensure no child is left behind. Each vaccine delivered is a step toward protecting children from preventable diseases and giving them a healthier future.

This , we celebrate the commitment of vaccinators everywhere.

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Every two minutes, a woman dies from cervical cancer.

Yet vaccination against the human papillomavirus (HPV) – the leading cause of this cancer – can prevent most of these cases.

This , discover 5 facts about HPV, vaccines and cervical cancer:
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Protecting children from vaccine-preventable diseases starts early!

Learn how and how best to prepare your child for their routine immunization.

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A small moment, a big step toward a healthy future 💙

Measles is one of the most contagious diseases, but it’s also preventable.

In Nepal, vaccination has been key to protecting children and reducing outbreaks.

This , learn how measles spreads, its symptoms, and how vaccines protect.

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Vaccines save lives, protecting millions of children each year from diseases that can be prevented.

In Nepal and beyond, immunization continues to play a vital role in keeping children healthy and safe.

This , explore 10 key facts about vaccines and why they are so important for every child: https://unicef.link/4mf646A

In Madhesh Province, data took centre stage.

The National Statistics Office (NSO) recently brought together the Office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers (OCMCM), the Provincial Planning Commission (PPC), and partners from the areas of finance, health, WASH, nutrition and education for a joint data dialogue in Janakpur.

Drawing on the latest findings from the Nepal Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (NMICS) - conducted by the NSO in partnership with UNICEF - the discussion focused on one thing: how better data leads to better decisions. From shaping policies to guiding budgets and sector plans, timely and disaggregated data can sharpen how provinces respond to the needs of children and communities.

Stronger use of official statistics at the sub-national level means planning that is more responsive, more targeted and more equitable.