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Menstrual Health Day about fighting discrimination and raising awareness
Publication date 01 June 2023 | 21:58 | ICT

Menstruation, a natural occurrence for women of reproductive age, involves the monthly shedding of the uterine lining. It is an inevitable part of being a woman and plays a significant role in the menstrual cycle.

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    Audiences were wowed by the spectacular opening ceremony of the Kingdom’s first SEA Games, marvelling at a series of incredible performances.

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    Breastfeeding within the first hour of birth has been linked to a 20 per cent reduction in infant mortality.

  • Dimanche explores potential of the Kingdom’s coral reefs

    Preah Sihanouk has long been considered one the Kingdom’s provinces with the most tourism potential due to natural treasures like its 32 islands, numerous beaches and mangrove forests.

  • Solar-powered pumps changing people’s lives in drought-prone areas

    Solar-powered water pumps have been installed in three drought-prone districts – two in Kampong Thom province and one in Battambang.

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