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Author: Naresh Newar

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Chiranjibi Adhikari with his injured 6-year-old son, Kritagya, speaks with a psychosocial counsellor live via his mobile telephone, during a segment of the UNICEF-supported Bhandai Sundai (Saying Listening) radio programme
Radio brings innovative counselling to post-earthquake Nepal

Radio brings innovative counselling to post-earthquake Nepal

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By Naresh Newar

When we met six-year-old Kritagya Adhikari lying on a mattress with a broken arm bandaged and slung over his shoulder, he was still writhing in pain. He had injured himself after he fell down near his house during a brief aftershock of 4.2 magnitude on 7 May in Nilkantha Municipality. The Municipality lies in a remote corner of the… Read more →←

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