Rekindling vigilance: Fighting malaria resurgence in Sarpang

After a promising record of over two years with zero malaria cases, Sarpang reported four cases on August 28. As we strive to eliminate the scourge of malaria from our midst by 2025, this resurgence sounds a clarion call that immediate and resolute action must be organised swiftly to uphold this commitment.

Love thy neighbour

The Thimphu thromde controlling noise pollution from construction sites between 9pm...

A call for sustainable solutions

Gelephu is set for a historic project in the life of...

On NCDs again

What the health official in Trashigang hospital observed in her two-decade-long...

Power of youth engagement

In a stride towards fostering awareness and empowering Bhutan's youth, four...

Embracing change

A  group of people had come to see a Lam. Some were sick,...

A crucial step for our future

The significance of Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Centres cannot...

One for the media

Bhutanese journalists were recognized for their work yesterday during the journalism...

What do we do about Corruption?

The National Corruption Barometer Report (NCBR) 2023 reveals that executives, the...

More women, poorer representation

Even before it started, the fourth National Assembly election is already...

Combating drug-related woes

In recent times, the dark cloud of drug-related problems has cast...

Look beyond the vehicle import ban

To save the dwindling foreign currency reserves, the government extended the ban...

Shaping the aspiration of our youth

In a move to ensure transparency, authenticity, and ethical practices within...

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