Chennai: A city without water
Last Friday rain fell in Chennai, it was the first rain in 202 days. While Monsoon Season may provide some small respite; it is a city of 10 million people and it’s running out of water.
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Did you know that?
Less than 60% of births in Nepal are attended by a trained professional. Home births can be risky for both mother and baby.
More than 1 million women in Nepal suffer from pelvic organ prolapse. That’s approximately 10% of Nepali women!
50% of women in remote Nepal still live in isolation huts during menstruation, even though this practice is outlawed.
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