Kathmandu. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said that the treatment of cervical cancer and breast cancer in women will be extended free of charge as a special program.

Addressing the program organized by the 113th International Women’s Day Celebration Committee on Wednesday, Prime Minister Dahalal said that early detection and treatment of cervical cancer and breast cancer in women will be extended free of charge as a special program.

He said that the HPV vaccination program aimed at girls aged 9 to 13 years will be expanded nationwide to prevent cervical cancer. He mentioned that a women-targeted nutrition program will also be conducted to end anemia among women.

Prime Minister Dahal also said that infertility treatment services and newborn care centers will be established at the ward level in all seven provinces. Similarly, Prime Minister Dahal said that the state will create a special mechanism for Nepali women workers who are facing problems abroad and solve their problems. He clarified that the policy of compulsorily joining the social security fund for women working in the private sector will be strictly implemented.

Prime Minister Dahal said that in order to increase the participation and ownership of women in information and technology, the development of women-centered technology and utilization policy and for this, emphasis will be placed on investment from the state. Likewise, he said, establishment of baby care centers, improvement in menstrual health, making local judicial committees women-friendly.

Prime Minister Dahal said that to end the legal and practical complications seen in the promotion of women’s entrepreneurship, a women’s innovation and self-employment mechanism will be built. Similarly, he said that work such as rehabilitation and establishment of employment center will be carried forward to protect, protect and establish employment for women who are victims of violence.