KMC rescues 73 children at risk
Of them, 41 are boys and 32 girls.
KATHMANDU: Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has rescued 73 children in the previous fiscal year 2023/24 and so far of the current fiscal year 2024/25.
Of them, 41 are boys and 32 girls.
A total of 38 children were sent to the protection house.
Similarly, 34 children were reunited with their families while cases of seven children were forwarded to judicial process.
Member of Child Rights Committee, Prabin Silwal, said in recent two incidents, complaints were filed based on the psychosocial report and joint monitoring report of KMC.
Deputy Mayor Sunita Dangol has stressed on paying attention to legal and practical aspects, methods and measures to be adopted to prevent negative impacts on the psychology of children.
“Though there are different bodies working for children’s welfare, the objective of all is same. Let’s continue the collaboration and coordination. We have guaranteed presence of local police representative in ward women network,” shared Dangol.
Similarly, Deputy Inspector General at Nepal Police’s Women, Children and Senior Citizen Service Directorate, Uma Prasad Chaturvedi, mentioned that action would be initiated preparing the format of the complaint based on details in any format for the safety of citizens.
