Six percentages of children without school reach in Jumla
The concerned authority in one program said that in Jumla district, there are still six percent of children who are out of school reach.
Purna Prasad Dhital, officer at District Child welfare committee presented the working paper and said that there are six percent of people who do not go to the school in an interaction program held on November 19 on the occasion of International Children Day.
The participants of the program stressed on campaigning on stopping child labor. As per the law, child under 16 years cannot be employed in any laborious job.
Man Datta Rawal
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